Sentence examples for idea fire from inspiring English sources
"On its face, this is the most sensible idea," Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta said.
Yet provocative and insightful ideas fire this intriguing staging.
"It isn't only a love story or sentimental story about a death.'' Ideas fire Moshinsky, they always have, especially the central conflict of Verdi's opera: personal liberty versus the power of the church and state.
What ideas fired the imaginations of these people?
French design ideas fired up the English and spread from there, leading to tented beds, swagged windows and portieres.
O Yes & I is a stunning new Joyce setting that taps the action of a wandering mind – ideas firing so rapidly and untethered that forming actual words would slow her down.
In this vacuum, a new worship of the state and the nation would arise, as ex-soldiers and professional revolutionaries created reactionary or revolutionary states, ruled by powerful demigod leaders, their ideas fired by the logic unleashed by the war.
Although the idea of fire insurance had been around since the early sixteen-hundreds, most people thought of fire as an act of God, and therefore not something that could be reasonably insured against.
This year, the idea caught fire.
After they finally published their results in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in November 2015, the idea caught fire.
