Sentence examples for living fire from inspiring English sources

Men started "living fire" and "frightened" the disease away with the help of gun shots.

Hatred and bigotry were not a vestige of the superstitious past but a living fire — just what comes, and burns, naturally.

The memory leads to a chain of associations, and the poem ends in a nearly epiphanic moment: And only then did I understand It is Jeoffry — and every creature like him — Who can teach us how to praise — purring In their own language, Wreathing themselves in the living fire.

This bright orange crustacean hides snugly inside the fingerlike chimneys of living fire sponges.

To be sure, the fragments contain an unambiguous commitment to ubiquitous dynamicity: "this world-order … is … an ever living fire... ...... (Fr. 217, Kirk-Raven-Schofield).

The jewel beetle, Melanophila acuminate, is a living fire detector: It can sense forest fires from afar, moving in quickly to lay its eggs in the smoldering bark of burnt trees, where its young develop virtually free of competition.

Before they had used any kind of teargas they resorted to live fire.

Pyongyang said it had been responding to live fire exercises by the South.

Obviously, we needed access to live fires to test and demo our device.

"Live fire!

We responded with live fire".