Sentence examples for invoke the fire from inspiring English sources

You are also free to switch to stronger and more complex magical spells, at least until you are able to invoke the fire blast (you will understand this better when you come to it).

In her third straight day in upstate New York, Mrs. Clinton addressed a Baptist convention at a church in downtown Syracuse, invoking the fire that damaged Temple Beth El there and the explosion in Yemen on the destroyer Cole to stir the predominantly black gathering.

The most famous of these exceptions is the rule that you cannot invoke the First Amendment to shout "Fire!" in a crowded theater.

If ever taken seriously by any one of the body politics invoked, the film could prove a flash fire of dissent, violence and strife.

This LTS describes that in the initial state, if we fire the transition (or invoke the service) HR (HotelReserveService), the system will switch to state end.

The Turks might then invoke the Nato alliance and the fat would be in the fire.

To extend that thought, may I invoke the sentiment from this great bumper sticker: Paddle like your ass is on fire.

Or perhaps the North Koreans will invoke the rule of Chekhov's Gun — if you show a pistol onstage in the first act, it must be fired in the final act.

Campaigners invoke the constitution in their cause.

One might even invoke the mimetic fallacy.

Ana is detemined to invoke the spirit.