Sentence examples for fire sweet from inspiring English sources

It is – to quote Chris Rock talking about his new movie Top Five – "really black, the way George Clinton's really black, like the Ohio Players – Fire, Sweet Sticky Thing – is just some black shit.

Other episodes included in the collection set were "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire," "Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baadasssss Song," "Trash of the Titans," and "Bart Gets an F".

Give up on rooted happiness (the stolid trees on fire!) and sweet reprieve (a poor park but my own) will follow.

Evergreens such as loquat, fire thorn, sweet bay magnolia, and upright yew, as well as dwarf apple and pear trees, make excellent espaliers.

With his energetic originality, his democratic fire and sweet utopian yearnings, Sheppard comes across in "Black Livingstone" as the kind of person who might, in a Pagan Kennedy novel set in our own less adventurous era, start a band.

Chesting down the clearance, the Portsmouth midfielder fired a sweet left-footed volley through a thicket of legs and beyond goalkeeper Tommy Wright.

Jack Butland, one of two Stoke changes alongside Ryan Shawcross, hoofed a clearance downfield and when the ball was headed out it came to the Spaniard, who fired a sweet 20-yard shot past Rochdale's goalkeeper Josh Lillis for his fifth goal of the season.

Wow, the person that green-lit the production of the $43 NeoTune Headphones should be fired toot sweet.

Aleksandr Kerzakhov fired a sweet shot agonisingly wide before Shirokov was denied a penalty for what appeared a clear push by Karagounis.

Because when he pointed his fateful weapon and fired toward sweet Kathy McVay, the hotdog (wrapped in duct tape to keep it from exploding upon impact) drilled her straight in the eye.

But even those elegant after-dark dresses, tinged by fire, had a sweet melancholy.