Sentence examples for kindling a fire from inspiring English sources
Umoni was snapping armfuls of brushwood, kindling a fire in a low hearth.
The most common etiologic factor was kindling a fire with paint thinner.
Category No. 37, Kindling a Fire, also rules out the "kindling" of anything electrical, including a television.
His most cherished acquisition, a Rest, by Sir Charles Holroyd, shows Joseph kindling a fire under a kettle.
Finally, we crossed State Street and found a small playground, where we sat on some swings and smoked a joint (Category No. 37, Kindling a Fire).
The latter accidentally let his housemaid use the papers to kindle a fire.
"Whatever spark or gift I possess has been transmitted to Lucia, and has kindled a fire in her brain," he said in 1935.
"I said to the players, 'I'd rather kindle a fire than start one.'".
Say some crafty terrorists worked out some insane Rube Goldberg contraption that required you to kindle a fire, debone a fish, and press a bunch of elevator buttons.
These may not be the easiest materials to ignite, but they will kindle a fire in desperate situations.
(Get it? Kindle a Fire?) Actually, the big news isn't the tablet — it's the price: $200.
