Sentence examples for fires stoked from inspiring English sources

Fires stoked by the jetliners' fuel weakened the structural columns.

Ethnic and religious fires stoked in pursuit of short-term political objectives can easily rage out of control, with unpredictable consequences.

She kept the fires stoked and filled tins with liquid, and then it was four in the afternoon and the locusts had been pouring across overhead for a couple of hours.

"What happened is Mother Nature cooperated very nicely with the press this summer, and about every two-week intervals there was some new incident to keep the fires stoked," Mr. Burgess said.

Each trade tower survived the initial impact of a jet fully loaded with fuel; both collapsed when fires stoked by the fuel softened the steel that held up the towers, creating conditions never envisioned in the towers' design.

So rapid and voracious is today's whirl, content is no longer merely reported on, it is pretty close to invented in order to keep the leadership speculation fires stoked.

The smell of the fire stoked up with rosemary branches is delicious.

Perhaps to make up for lost time, she keeps her fire stoked.

Randall, a champion cross-country runner in high school in Alaska, embraced skiing as a way to stay in condition and keep her competitive fire stoked during the long and dark winter days in the Far North.

Military officials assured her that search teams were standing by the Pentagon wreckage, but smoke and fire stoked by jet fuel pooled at the epicenter of the wreckage hampered rescue efforts.

And the failures by city officials, state development officials, contractors and others that preceded the fire stoked the anger of the firefighters' families, who believe that they died because of these lapses.