Sentence examples for going through the fire from inspiring English sources

My friend is going through the fire on his knees,.

To draw out more than what… My friend is going through the fire on his knees,.

By Sophie Cabot Black The New Yorker, June 19 , 2006P. 42 My friend is going through the fire on his knees, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

The governor, who had battled the union all year, said "that he was not going through the fire with all of their attacks on him merely to cave in to the union," the former commissioner, Bret D. Schundler, told a State Senate hearing investigating the loss of the federal grant.

Nick Clegg, the party leader, had ensured that all 17 Lib Dem ministers in the Commons would vote for the increase in tuition fees, and had hoped that another dozen backbench MPs would join him in what he had previously described as "going through the fire".

Olivia is a fighter and has gone through the fire, in fact, she was going through the fire while she recorded this song, but you wouldn't know it, because she was dancing right through it.

Am I willing to go through the fire that I know is waiting for me?

But I'm going to go through the fire, and at the end of the day, it should polish me".

"When I meet a woman who has broken through those barriers, we share a common bond of having gone through the fire of electoral politics".

The Republican state chairman, Edward F. Cox, insisted in an interview that Mr. Lazio would prevail, calling him "a very credible candidate" who has "gone through the fire".

They have to go through the fire of elections themselves, or, as state or local party officials, are responsible for the election of the party's slate.