Sentence examples for fire turn on from inspiring English sources

Curl up by the fire, turn on the holiday tunes and enjoy each other's company over a homemade project with a holiday theme.

Opposition from Israel has been fierce, with fire turned on prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu.

The French were ordered to distract the British with a false attack, but the British were told of the plan by a French deserter and the British artillery fire turned on the French from the Fusiliers redoubt.

If you get upset when your child starts falling apart, you'll only add fuel to the fire by turning on what I call MOM TV.

It was only after she fired and turned on the lights that she said she realized she entered the wrong apartment, which is on the floor above hers.  .

Make it very clear to them that they must ask you first before switching on any appliances, lighting any fires or turning on any heat sources, and to not try and cook anything without your supervision.

But the maintenance fire turned wild on Friday when unexpectedly high winds of about 65 kilometers per hour apparently blew cinders into the forest west of the laboratory, which two consecutive years of drought had turned into an explosive tinderbox.

With the markets' fire turned firmly on Italy, Greece's struggle to find a new prime minister became something of a sideshow, but one which demonstrated the difficulty in taking decisive action anywhere within the euro zone.

Rather than drop the correspondence or fire back, Wright turned on himself: "Mr. Dickey, I am ashamed and humiliated.

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Yes, a grease fire without even turning on the stove.