Sentence examples for fire the idea from inspiring English sources

After the fire, the idea of modeling the third Fenice on the 1792 version was briefly raised, then discarded.

After months and months of high unemployment and stern austerity, crooked bankers and shady journalists, and the hangover of riots that set parts of London on fire, the idea of a national revel seemed almost laughable, even more preposterous than revelry would usually seem in this land of sang-froid.

BALDWIN'S BITTER FIRE The idea of white supremacy rests simply on the fact that white men are the creators of civilization (the present civilization, which is the only one that matters; all previous civilizations are simply "contributions" to our own) and are therefore civilization's guardians and defenders.

Later in the rally, Trump aimed his ire at NBC and suggested it would be a good idea to fire the network chairman, Andy Lack.

For a start, progressive voters are fired with the idea.

Americans were fired with the idea that they could improve their circumstances, right wrongs and do good.

In France, at about the same time, Etienne-Louis Boullée perpetrated buildings on a superhuman scale, fired by the idea of the supreme authority of architecture.

Fired with the idea of forging a native voice, Copland first turned to jazz, in pieces such as his sardonic Music for the Theater.

As investors pore over the volatile cash flows of his firm, Mr Ghai is fired by the idea of building a Hollywood-style studio that hires and trains Indian movie directors, writers and technicians.

Mr. Stockhausen has long been fired by the idea that art should transform us "out of life" itself, as he said at the press conference; otherwise "it's nothing".

Interestingly, while most conservatives aim their fire at the idea of "maximum employment," Mr. Paul took issue with the idea of "stable prices".