We lugged 80 kilos of iron ore, used clay from the garden and straw to make a kiln, and lit the kiln with wildfire by making it with a bow.' Colin Smythe, his long-term friend and agent, donated some pieces of meteoric iron – 'thunderbolt iron has a special place in magic and we put that in the smelt, and I remember when we sawed the iron apart it looked like silver.
News that a student had been turned down by a college because of her father's inclusion on a credit blacklist recently lit a wildfire of online anger.
April Fools' Day came early last week, as professional lobbyists lit a wildfire of misinformation about Congress's action — signed into law Monday by President Trump — to nullify the Federal Communications Commission's broadband privacy rules.
I fear that Trump and his rivals on the right have lit an uncivil wildfire, have unleashed a zombie ferocity that will continue to terrorize us even after, God willing, their own presidential campaigns are dead.
Peretz told the radio that the government has "dried the brush," so that anything can light a wildfire.
Anyone found guilty of lighting a wildfire causing death faces 25 years in prison in Victoria, but a murder conviction could result in a life sentence, the federal attorney general, Robert McClelland, said.
In particular, he cited a study from earlier this year led by Jennifer Balch of the University of Colorado at Boulder, which found that humans were overwhelmingly responsible for lighting U.S. wildfires over the past 20 years (presumably mostly by accident).
The wildfire is shedding light on a much broader issue across the entire state.
Mowgli lit a box office wildfire over the weekend.
The sun that lit my bedroom bookcase is the drought sun that fueled the wildfire that flung the ash that turned the rising sun blood red.
