Sentence examples for lord of fire from inspiring English sources

The prophet prohibited using fire as a means to kill another being, because only the Lord of fire can punish with fire.

On display is the unusual red fiberglass "Lord of Fire" (2008), a stout figure that seems to dance on a charcoal installation with flame sprouting from his body, and the enormous "Lord of Wind" (2008), a figure that appears suspended in midair balancing on a tiny cloud mounted over a base made of sand, placed to create the illusion of passing wind.

In the poem, Sita sits in a sacrificial fire to prove her purity, and is protected from the flames by Agni, the lord of fire.

A mustached man wearing a resplendent buffalo-fur collar intoned, "By the great lords of the air, by the great lords of fire, by the great lords of the sea, we're gathered here to celebrate the return of the sun!" Spectators held up their smartphones to record the ceremony.

The most important of these is Itzamná, the supreme Maya deity, who functioned as the original creator god, as well as lord of the fire and therefore of the hearth.

Bakshi avoided controversy by producing fantasy films, including Wizards, The Lord of the Rings and Fire and Ice.

Bakshi's hand is as present in Lord of the Rings and Fire and Ice as in semi-autobiographical animated features like Heavy Traffic and Fritz the Cat, the latter of which was adapted from the equally rough comics by Robert Crumb.

Around mid-day, the company said that Prime members had already bought tens of thousands of Fire TV Sticks, 35,000 Lord of the Rings Blu-Ray sets, 28,000 Rubbermaid sets, and 4,000 Echo devices in just 15 minutes.

The Online Film Critics Society released a list of the "Top 100 Animated Features of All Time" in March 2003 that included four of Bakshi's films: Fritz the Cat, The Lord of the Rings, Coonskin and Fire and Ice.

Mānushchihr writes that "Ormazd, the lord of all things, produced from Infinite Light a form of fire whose name was that of Ormazd and whose light was that of fire".

I'd been telling people that "Ice and Fire" was like "Lord of the Rings," but it turns out I had the scale all wrong: "They tried for 50 years to make 'Lord of the Rings' as one movie before Peter Jackson found success making three," Martin told Variety when he struck his deal with H.B.O.