Sentence examples for fire thought from inspiring English sources

The fire, thought to be electrical in origin, destroyed the older half of the synagogue.

Xiuhtecuhtli, ( Nahuatl: "Turquoise [Year] Lord") also called Huehueteotl or Old God, Aztec god of fire, thought to be the creator of all life.

Honda has said that before the 2010 recall there was a report of a death in South Africa from a structure fire thought to have resulted from the window-switch problem.

Hell was one of scores of artworks destroyed in the Momart fire, thought to have been caused by arson following a break-in in a neighbouring industrial unit in the early hours of Monday May 24.

John Penrose, Weston's MP and the tourism minister in the coalition government, said the loss of the pier in the fire, thought to have been caused by an electrical fault, was a huge blow.

Oh, I get sick and tired of that stuff!" In 1935, a fire, thought to be the work of an arsonist, burned the family's barn to the ground, destroying the new Ford, a hay crop, and most of the farm's equipment.

His analysis of the rapid-fire thought process that accompanies an MP standing to ask a question is a tour de force.

In light of emerging information about wildland fire, rational thought justified funding prescribed burning in order to prevent catastrophic wildfire events.

Continue to fire your thoughts over to #GdnCMS on Twitter and share the live blog out to your less fortunate colleagues who can't be with us in the room today.

The delicious food and friendly banter have converted me to the idea of the shared chalet, so that by the time the nice young man from ski rentals company Freeride arrives the next morning with my snowboard and sets up my bindings in front of the fire, all thoughts of a Big Brother-style house have vanished from my mind.

Thus, they easily say or do things that they would not normally do with a person, including firing off thoughts without thinking.