A responsible fellow, George taught it flying, fire breathing and damsel distressing.
The flaming gunpowder arrows ("flying fire") that Song dynasty warriors loosed on invading Mongols were early versions of the Pentagon's drones.
In 1232, when the Mongols laid siege to the city of K'ai-feng, capital of Honan province, the Chinese defenders used weapons that were described as "arrows of flying fire".
If you enjoyed the sixteen hundred gallons of blood in the Metropolitan Opera's "Parsifal" or the seventy feet of flying fire in "Romeo and Juliet" starring Orlando Bloom, you have witnessed the firm's handiwork.
Literally, if we're talking about "Reign of Fire," the post-apocalyptic-cum-medievalist action flick in which flying, fire-breathing dragons have laid waste to the 21st-century world.
A young Viking named Hiccup (voiced by Jay Baruchel) wants to be a fearsome dragon-slayer, but, like most cartoon heroes, he's a brains-not-brawn type who learns, by accident, that dragons are essentially flying, fire-breathing dogs that can be domesticated if you know where to tickle them.
Photographer Sam Sargeant was there, jumping over flying fire crackers and watching people dance by the speakers for a bit before they moved back to Nelson's Column.
For most people, the things I have seen would be really crazy, but because I have so seen so many crazy things all around the world, I'm used to it: There are a lot of naked people flying, fire dancing, and a lot of sexuality.
◦ Working on the fly (fire-fighting, as I call it!).
According to Ezer Weizmann, the airplanes had not been tested before the attack, and there was no evidence that they could fly or fire their weapons.
