A cry of "Fresh Fire!" brought undergrads pouring out of their dormitories on fall nights, because it meant the new students had evaded the sophomores who stood guard by the cannon and had lit a blaze to burn off its coat of green paint, which mocked the freshmen each year.
From her early historical, epic Brechtian plays to the more surreal later plays, Churchill has lit a blazing trail.
We have no address now, we are going to have to go on the road and we will be illegal". An hour after police and bailiffs had first entered the site, protesters had lit a blazing fire across a main route into the site in an attempt to keep back the line of police.
WILDFIRES can sometimes only be stopped by the act of lighting a second blaze to create a firebreak.
Prosecutors say Ms. Smith gave a videotaped statement in which she admitted starting the blaze by lighting a dollar bill in an effort to warm her feet.
Twenty-two months after the fire, Mr. Campolo announced that a task force had determined that someone set the blaze by lighting a paper banner, which ignited a couch in the third-floor lounge of the dorm.
"You can dump a big pile of wood in there, light a blaze and enjoy the fire without worrying about how precious the pit itself is".
It was, he said, like the Northern Lights, a blaze of brilliant crimson light that held his fellow scientists spellbound. .
A storm was raging outside, the scented candles were lit, a fire was blazing in the hearth and there was a plate of fresh pastries on the table.
Her best way of describing Alex's effect on her is: "It was as though life were a Christmas tree and I'd discovered the hidden switch, the whole thing lighting up in a blaze of color".
I thought, 'Maybe I've been too negative to an old friend.'" Greengrass was telling this story in Las Vegas, where his new movie "Jason Bourne"— starring and produced by Damon; edited by and co-written with Rouse — would later that day make its debut, the same city it lights up in a blaze of neon destruction.
