Sentence examples for forage a fire from inspiring English sources

"Can you make a fire," she said, "while I forage?" "A fire?" He saw himself soaking the dust sheets with petrol, the whoompf of flame engulfing the mute furniture.

Learn to forage, build a fire and make a shelter on a 24-hour "Wilderness Taster" course on the remote Scottish island of Islay.

He finds it and sets up a new home in the hollow of a massive tree, surviving in the wild by learning how to fish, forage and build a fire.

21.01 I have foraged a Ginsters from a nearby BP.

The word "tramp" originally described a military foraging expedition; a "bum" was a soldier who foraged a little too enthusiastically.

In the first of the 13 scheduled "Survivor" episodes, two teams of eight people each, carefully cast to include a wide range of ages, ethnic groups and, especially, personalities, were thrown together on the island of Pulau Tiga, where they had to do everything from build latrines to forage for food to start a fire.

We lit a fire, then foraged some watercress while Munki cooked sardines, caught from the river Tesco, as he called it with a straight face.

Because we stopped eating on the spot as we foraged and instead gathered around a fire, we had to learn to socialize, and our temperaments grew calmer.

Meanwhile, women cook whatever food they manage to forage over open fires.

In the Forest Survival workshop we learned how to build a shelter, forage for food and start a fire.

The new growth that sprouts after a fire provides forage for deer and bears.