Sentence examples for language fired from inspiring English sources

It would be spoiled by description, but I'll just say it affirms the power of language, fired by a child's imagination, to turn any old room into an exotic playground.

The same regions responded similarly to equivalent words in different languages, firing weakly to "salmon" after seeing the German equivalent "lachs".

Teenagers will be turning smells into a complex meta-language, firing off long bursts of them in olfactory-gifs.

Some absolutely pivotal inventions, such as language, fire, and the wheel, do not appear to have been commercially motivated.

It has nasty language and fired guns.

It may not seem like much, but language can catch fire.

A lawyer for two of the victims in the 1998 shooting, David G. Ironman, said today that the new guidelines -- particularly the language forbidding firing at a vehicle unless "no other means" exist to avoid or eliminate the threat -- should already have been understood by police officers.

The career of one of America's most popular celebrity chefs appears to be in ruins, after she admitted using racially-charged language and was fired by the Food Network.

Mr. Muhammadullah said he could hear the attackers speaking in unfamiliar languages before they fired on the villagers.

Post-9/11, under Bush, more than 50 Arabic-language translators were fired from the US military on the grounds that they were gay – leaving the government unable to process the vast quantity of information it was collecting from sources.

The director of the state language board has been fired for "financial mismanagement".