Sentence examples for fire one night from inspiring English sources

"When I got home that night, my wife said, 'Don't worry, he's probably saying this to all the young people at the agency.' " But a year later, when the Publicis office on the Champs-Élysées caught fire one night around 9, Mr. Lévy, who was still at work, saved the computer files.

Met him at fire one night.

Sidney Horenstein, a geologist who lives nearby, recalls that the interior of the structure was badly damaged by a fire one night in the 1970's.

Another blow to Chester's sanity was the loss of his wig, which caught fire one night as he was lighting his stove.

I wish I had some great anecdote about the moment, at the end of my freshman year, when I finally decided to pare it back to shrub length, like that it caught on fire one night when I accidentally got within a yard of a tall candle.

Sleeping by a fire one night, before he had made his choice, Knivet woke to find a tribesman by his side.

She also produced mulled wine for us to sup around the fire one evening as we listened to a visiting storyteller.

By Frank O'Connor The New Yorker, June 29 , 1957P. 31 Father Fogarty, the curate in Crislough, was sitting by the fire one evening when the housekeeper showed in a frail little woman of sixty or sixty-five.

Sitting in front of a log fire one evening, reading about that lost era of the Raj, I decided to do the same as Kitchener: step away, take the trail and search for some of that former atmosphere.

The New Yorker, June 29 , 1957P. 31 Father Fogarty, the curate in Crislough, was sitting by the fire one evening when the housekeeper showed in a frail little woman of sixty or sixty-five.

"In a city this big," said Steve West, stoking the flames of his fire one recent evening, "this is what makes a place like this special".