Sentence examples for fires of an from inspiring English sources

On the Turco German side, spies and diplomat-schemers planned to "stoke the fires" of an Islamic jihad against the British.

But there are other fires even closer, more and more of them all the time, the cooking and brick-burning fires of an Africa that has been kept at bay to leave room for wildlife.

They're still trying to stock the fires of an ecosystem but are at least in third place from a sales perspective.

Livius replied, "If you possess the skill you must build my house in such a way that whatever I do shall be seen by all". 15 1 The long smouldering fires of an Italian war were now fanned into flame by the death of Drusus.

It stoked the fires of an increasingly complacent queer consciousness back into action.

In some cases the firing of A and B neurons coincided, resulting in superimposed spikes (A + B) and thereby a higher amplitude (e.g. Fig. 2C).

That would feed petrol on the fires of a cost inflation already running at around an annual 15 per cent.

In another era we would call that lighting the fires of a witch burning.

Surgical excision of the extraoral mass using two fires of a surgical stapling device followed by tracheostomy were performed.

36 Let's Dance began with another surprise firing of an entire creative team.

As Johns says, working on growth after that is "throwing fuel on the fire of an already-amazing product".