Sentence examples for genuine fire from inspiring English sources
"This looks like a genuine fire," said Mr. Kleinschmidt, director of the Zaatari camp.
If the demonstrators' encampments present a genuine fire threat or health threat, they must be cleaned up.
The movie's central conceit — that the world's most famous lover loses his heart to a battling Venetian feminist — is a little hard to take, but the lady in question is played by Sienna Miller, who has a volatile, fast-moving body and genuine fire in her eyes.
(He has since changed his mind).The main worry about Mr Webb, however, is that he is a genuine fire-breathing economic populist.
The days of flicking tea towels at overzealous smoke alarms could be over with the launch of a new "intelligent" device which claims to be able to tell the difference between burning toast and a genuine house fire, and can be switched off by waving at it.
Office Space (2001) was released with little fanfare, died immediately, and then became a genuine prairie-fire smash on DVD, perplexing his Fox bosses.
No one was more surprised than Fox to find they had a genuine prairie-fire mega-seller on their hands, and one they'd forgotten all about.
Unless it calls off the offensive and accepts a genuine cease-fire, there are likely to be many, many dead Israelis in the coming weeks — and a much stronger Hezbollah.
For more than a week, there have been rumblings of a possible meeting between Mr. Arafat and Israel's foreign minister, Shimon Peres, to discuss how to arrange a genuine cease-fire, which has eluded the two sides for months.
But there is no indication that a genuine cease-fire, much less a peace deal, is possible given how badly the relationship between the Israelis and the Palestinians has deteriorated.
In the case of Libya, Mrs. Clinton acknowledged that many members, though not all, disagreed with the military intervention in Libya led by the United States and NATO, but she urged all members to call for a genuine cease-fire and the departure of Colonel Qaddafi.
