Sentence examples for fires of the first from inspiring English sources
In August, for example, Harper said in a speech at the Canadian War Museum that the country was "forged in the fires of the First World War," an allusion to its soldiers' sacrifices at Ypres, Vimy, and Passchendaele; in 2008, the then head of the armed forces, General Rick Hillier, called the country a "warrior nation" — an idea that Gray called"unthinkable in the late twentieth century".
In August, for example, Harper said in a speech at the Canadian War Museum that the country was "forged in the fires of the First World War," an allusion to its soldiers' sacrifices at Ypres, Vimy, and Passchendaele; in 2008, the then head of the armed forces, General Rick Hillier, called the country a "warrior nation"—an idea that Gray called"unthinkable in the late twentieth century".
The modern Israeli state was forged in the fires of the first Middle East war in 1948-1949, but from the beginning it was a state without clear borders.
That's when Mangelsen heard the reverb of rifle fire on the first evening of Grand Teton's annual "elk reduction program," also known as the park hunt.
Congrats to Rudy Giuliani on accidentally setting his desk on fire on the first day of work.
Along the way, they have confronted all the problems involved in doing business in a small town, as well as others like the firing of the first architect and the death of the project manager.
We can estimate the drop δ ( G i ) in g up to the firing of the first spike from equation (10).
The service bulletin explained that these were meant to symbolize the famous "tongues of fire" of the first Pentecost.
If there's one complaint to be made about Piano Ombre, it's that the latter half never quite recaptures the fire of the first.
Mainline Christians (I'm a United Methodist) usually wear red to recall the fire of the first Pentecost (and because liturgical colors shift to red for the season of Pentecost).
