Sentence examples for fire presents from inspiring English sources

Tango Fire presents "Flames of Desire," a journey through the history of tango.

Alison Carey, a writer who last month posted online a play called "Tonight's Fire," presents the challenge this way in an e-mail: "How do you write about change on this scale — across time, across the globe — when the major players are atmospheric forces rather than individuals?" Ms. Hopkins's solution is to ruthlessly exploit the freedom of nonrealistic theater.

Free exchange of ideas is the lifeblood of any university, and for the second year in a row my organization, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), presents its list of the worst colleges and universities for freedom of speech.

Cardiff blogger and Civic Society chair Peter Cox looks at the art of quick fire presenting from Pecha Kucha to his latest offering at a Swn-themed Ignite Cardiff.

The soprano Jiang Fang Tao and the tenor Laurence Broderick, along with the Momenta Quartet and Ensemble FIRE, present excerpts from the work, and other works by Mr. Huang.

Aside from the video, "A Soul on Fire," presented in the Abrons Art Center at the Henry Street Settlement, is a technically modest production; a silk bedspread and scarf-covered lamp are the most telling set pieces.

Oren Barzilai, co-founder and CEO of Israeli startup Start A Fire, presented a more-or-less analogous situation to me.

This week's exciting episode, "Kissed by Fire," presented the Westerosi with many of those questions.

The Forest Service probe was launched after The Times reported that the agency erred in concluding that the fire presented little danger at the end of the first day and thus scaled back its response.

They waited for a ripe 'low-intensity' moment to send a message -- with the protests losing steam and both the opposition and chavismo undergoing internal debates about their organizational composition, the opportunity to hold the government's feet to the fire presented itself".

Pentecost is observed in several ways: Church Decor - display greenery (from Jewish Shauvot); use rose petals sprinkled in the sanctuary to commemorate the "tongues of fire"; present a brass choir recital symbolizing the "rushing mighty wind" of the Holy Spirit.