Sentence examples for hole of fire from inspiring English sources
The name for Hell, in most cultures, meant a hole or hidden place, and this soon became a hole of fire.
This book collects 700 fascinating places in the world for the adventurous traveler, including a hole of fire in Turkmenistan and a leech-powered weather forecasting machine in England.
Fire-bombing airliners and awesome black holes View image of Fire bombing (Credit: Reuters).
At the top of the list was Fiery Holes, where participants ran through pits of fire.
Its eastern (outer) wall is not flat, incorporating a design feature known as "hornwork", which opens the field of fire from the rifle holes.
By experimenting with various drill-hole patterns and the sequence of firing explosives in the holes, Swedish engineers have been able to blast a nearly clean cylinder in each cycle, while minimizing use of explosives.
A piece of land big enough in order to be able to make a fire and a big hole of 1.5 meter (4.9 ft) depth.
Gulliver had enjoyed a hit with that most noisy of watering holes, the Fire Station in Waterloo, with the result that his idea of a restaurant involved sofas and booming music.
I recommend whangby, a coarse cheese, or esshole, which sounds like someone from Kensington trying to be a little bit street but is actually "a large hole under the fire of an old Saddleworth house to hold the ashes".
He hit only nine fairways, and after missing the fairway with both driver and fairway wood at the relatively easy par-5, 542-yard 14th hole and struggling for a par, he pulled his ball out of the hole and fired it into a nearby mangrove swamp.
