Sentence examples for impression of fire from inspiring English sources

Jimmy Fallon is known for great musical impressions like Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen, but on Wednesday he did an impression of "Fire and Rain" singer James Taylor with the actual James Taylor, while riding a seesaw.

On comparison of firing pin and breech face impression of crime cartridge case with the impression of firing pin and breech face taken on plasticine.

But whatever you have, you can create the impression of a fire with really big, fat candles: the flame will still mesmerise.

As Goodman ran through the hallway, a man on an overhead catwalk opened each jet, giving the impression of a fire racing ahead of Charlie.

In one of his best known events, he ignited a spiral of helium-filled balloons and firecrackers in downtown Hiroshima, creating the impression of terrible fires being sucked back into the earth; next month he plans a large installation at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

For the preparation of the impression of the firing pin and breech face two surfaces were selected.

Being a soft material the impression of the firing pin and breech were reproduced on the lead/plasticine material.

There is no question that McInerney has talent to burn; indeed, the book often gives the impression of her starting fires in order to reignite a plot that has run out of fuel.

Inside is a book of 93 ragged and charred pages sewn by hand and bound in stained and singed linen by Karl Foulkes; the book gives the impression of having survived a fire; it was described by Peter Schwenger as "a black box recovered from some unspecified disaster".

My grandfather's yelling and the ensuing long talk my mother had with me about the dangers of fire made an impression.

Nothing shows off this idea better than Johan Barthold Jongkind's "Notre Dame of Paris Seen from the Quai de la Tournelle, 6 June 1863," a rapid-fire impression of the city.