Sentence examples for land of fire from inspiring English sources

The word is translatable as "The Treasury" and "The Treasurer" of fire or "The Land of Fire" in Modern Persian.

The design of the contest was built around the motto "Light your fire!", inspired by the nickname of Azerbaijan itself, "Land of Fire".

As you know, Azerbaijan means land of fire.

The "land of fire and ice" has taken steps to put its fiscal igloo in order.

The name "Indonesia" doesn't mean "land of fire" — it just seems that way.

Discovered in 1520 by Magellan, the "Land of Fire" is separated from the mainland by the strait bearing his name.

Campania Felix has become the "Land of Fires," as it is popularly known.

Although other criteria are worth considering, it appears likely that a substantial fraction of all terrestrial lands on the planet (one quarter, or 34 M km2 based on the climate projections used here), may be classified with invasion (∼9% of lands) or retreat (∼19% of lands) of fire (Figure 3).

In addition, there is a greater fluidity and sense of atmosphere in the later works, like "Bay of Naples -- A Land of Smoldering Fire" (1871).

In the land of rapid fire speed bags, jumping rope and fighters hitting punching bags, something click inside him.

It deprives a fire-prone land of the good fires it needs -- small and contained, in areas where fuels have grown up naturally -- and encourages large fires that can savage it.