Sentence examples for fire the flames from inspiring English sources

But there is nothing like a sprinkling of injustice to fire the flames of a Mourinho team.

The seats are removed, and the gas can in back is covered with an oil drum so if it catches on fire, the flames will die out quickly.

The investigation into 2012 Jeep Liberty models was prompted by two complaints from owners who said the driver's door caught fire, the flames requiring them to escape through the passenger door.

When Willingham exited his bedroom, the hallway was not yet on fire; the flames were contained within the children's bedroom, where, along the ceiling, he saw the "bright lights".

The show ends when Mr. Moschen rotates two torches in a circle of fire, the flames as vivid as a Chinese ribbon dance, and then extinguishes them by shutting them into a black box.

On the ground, wire baskets stuffed with draft notices are on fire, the flames appearing to lick the knees of a pair of Catholic priests who stand behind them.

For example, a light kindled from the "holy fire"—the flame that emerges from the Tomb of Christ in an ancient Easter rite is now flown to Moscow in a chartered plane.

If I had to prophesy, I'd expect a late-summer event with a bigger Fire (the "Flame" maybe?) and a bigger, improved DX, and depending on E-Ink, perhaps an improved screen.

"Taking Britain to the edge of Europe and firing the flames of Scottish Nationalism, as Cameron did the morning after the referendum, are desperate acts of survival," the speech was to have said.

In addition to the usual dangers of massive fires, the flames have started to encroach on a military station in Älvdalens, where ammo's tested.

Starting as many smaller individual fires, the flames quickly spread out of control with increasing winds and drought and combined into one large conflagration, which burned for several months.