Sentence examples for fire torched from inspiring English sources
Though the fire torched the couple's plans, the group got creative and headed for the beach.
Before the Valley fire torched Middletown, the hamlet was probably best known for the nearby clothing-optional retreat, Harbin Hot Springs.
Two years ago, in October 2015, the Hidden Pines Fire torched 7 square miles in the county and burned down 64 buildings.
Of course, when a major typhoon like Haiyan hits the Philippines, or Sandy hammers the East Coast, or the Rim fire torches the Sierra or Hurricane Katrina swamps New Orleans, we call these events "natural disasters" or even "acts of God".
Too much, and lightning strikes would have created catastrophic fires, torching the primordial land vegetation.
The Camp fire topped the 2017 Tubbs fire, which torched some 5,600 structures and killed 22 people.
Reed develops a body as elongated and stretchy as synthetic cheese, and Johnny becomes a human fire torch.
Marksman had already been shining "Sure Fire" torches at the premises and he did not think the lights contributed to a "massive change in environment".
The London Class War website has a picture of men with fire torches and the headline: "How to keep warm during the credit crunch... Burn a banker!" The G20 Meltdown alliance insists its intentions are peaceful.
Kansara also posted a video from his DJ set in which he announced the Scot's presence to revellers to the accompaniment of the Star Wars theme tune and people holding fire torches in the air.
Last year, they made a performance tent for the Great Voltini, an "electrocutionist" whose act includes shooting 500,000 volts up his rear end and lighting a fire torch with sparks from his fingers.
