Sentence examples for globe on fire from inspiring English sources
It was a decent enough production, with good performances by Dominic Rowan and Henry and Kate Duchêne as Katharine, but it didn't exactly set the Thames, or indeed the Globe, on fire.
But that sums up the contradictions of a production that clearly lays out the play's pageantry and political infighting without fully trusting the text, or setting the Globe on fire.
The globe is on fire with popular outrage, with fury over economic injustice and, among other things, climate change spurred by the profits a few are piling up to the detriment of the rest of us, generations to come, other species, and the planet itself.
The colors -- red, yellow, orange -- convey the impression of a globe whose major cities are on fire.
Last week, an official at Working on Fire told the Globe the firefighters would be getting a pay increase in order to ward off the perception that they are providing "slave labor" as they fight the 581,956 hectare fire alongside their Canadian counterparts, who make up to $26 an hour.
View of the globe on 21 October with Indonesian fires still burning.
