Sentence examples for fire thinking from inspiring English sources

She screamed at the black pot hanging over the fire, thinking it was full of devils.

Internal links 'Mercenaries as peace-keepers' plan under fire Thinking the unthinkable is a praiseworthy occupation for government servants, who tend to be all too hide-bound.

Others stared into the fire, thinking of their own lives, their own wives, their daughters, their troubles.

In the past this was self-destructive (drink, sex, Warhammer) but overtime I've learned to redirect the hunger that comes with rapid fire thinking towards constructive ends.

Fearing the escape of poisonous discharge into the local environment, Soviet petrochemical students lit the gas on fire, thinking it would eventually burn it all off.

In fact, I was going pretty bonkers as I stared into the fire, thinking that all the trees were tiptoeing slowly towards me and that they would suddenly freeze in place any time I looked up.

"At that point my guy fires, thinking he has a gun," Mr. Karasyk said in an interview Saturday night.

Scrutinizing a fire means thinking about it constantly, sometimes even in one's sleep.

One officer said Detective Isnora was guilty of an unforgivable error — and harmed the careers of his colleagues — when he opened fire, mistakenly thinking one of the men in Mr. Bell's car had a gun.

He seemed ready to withdraw; I could see him sitting there, gazing into the fire and thinking his thoughts as if I were not even there, breathing deeply through his nose, exhaling long plumes of smoke, black eyes glinting in the red-and-yellow firelight.

"With different things happening and now Richa out, it's starting to really get you fired up thinking about it".