Sentence examples for fuelled the fire from inspiring English sources

It was the media in that country that fuelled the fire of hate.

But introducing Trump on Saturday, Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions fuelled the fire.

When Laurent Jalabert [the 1995 winner of the Vuelta] said Chris was from another planet that fuelled the fire for the hatred.

Cosby's public relations team tried to smother it by asking his Twitter followers to make affectionate memes, a blunder which only fuelled the fire when people posted things like: "It's not rape if you're famous", "Had a drugged up sista about a week ago" and, "My two favourite things: jello pudding & rape".

I think he might have smiled at me once, which fuelled the fire of my love enormously; and I remember going to a grown-ups' dinner party once, and having to sit at the same table as him, and not eating, I was so beside myself!

Match report: Honduras 0-3 France Match report: Honduras 1-2 EcuadoreportHonduras: Honduras 0-3 SwIfzerland If Cameroon's dismal antics fuelled the fire for those who nay-say African football's progress, Ghana were depressingly swift to provide the ignition.

A combination of lightning, parched forests, and strong winds have fuelled the fires.

These low-intensity fires did little damage to the big Ponderosa pine trees that dominated western forests.All that changed in the 1880s, when settlers introduced sheep and cattle, which ate the grasses that fuelled the fires.

Extreme drought in the region has fuelled the fires and monsoon winds are blowing the acrid smoke back across Sumatra island instead of Malaysia and Singapore, explaining why the latest fire crisis hasn't received as much publicity as last year.

Although the conviction was based on the "Nausicaä" episode of Ulysses, The Little Review had fuelled the fires of controversy with dada poet Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven's defence of Ulysses in an essay "The Modest Woman".

The countries backing Brahimi's mission are also "fuelling the fire" in Syria, he claimed.