Sentence examples for fire tasting from inspiring English sources
And will it be just a coincidence that the Antichrist will be the very first occupant of the lake of fire, tasting eternal death 1,000 years before even the devil himself?
In fact, the last time the Fire tasted victory on the road, Ellen Degeneres introduced Oscar-watching baby boomers to the magic of a selfie and Justin Bieber earned his troubled child-star badge with an arrest for DUI – with a tabloid tickling mugshot to boot!
"Off" mustard won't be mouldy, but it will have lost its fire and taste sour.
But instead of being toasted they'd been grilled over a charcoal fire and tasted of ash.
"We have tasted fire," General Sisi recalls.
There are now flavored American whiskeys from the bourbon distillers Heaven Hill (Evan Williams Honey Reserve and Cherry Reserve) and Brown-Forman (Early Times Fire Eater, which tastes of red-hot cinnamon, and apple-flavored Blind Archer) and the whiskey giant Jack Daniel's (Tennessee Honey).
In any field, true learning comes from doing, and the best cooks do not read or watch; they belly up to the counter, make messes, wield steel, tame fire, learn to taste what they've wrought and judge it critically.
Baking the falafels fresh over an open fire makes them taste even better.
Although you're cooking your meat above a flame, you don't want a fire — the taste is black plastic — but I was told to let it burn and avoid the flame; it was the only way to get rid of so much fat.
My lips tasted of fire, a flame that would not extinguish for hours.
