Sentence examples for mere fire from inspiring English sources
Nor was I was convinced that she really loved Alex. Wearing his key around her neck was visual evidence, I suppose, but hardly enough to counter all the wrong she had done him; this fish was too cold to be warmed up by a mere fire.
The contractionary risk of the tariffs, especially when understood as such a large offset to the economic contribution of tax reform, require a better justification than the mere fire and fury of "trade deficit" talk.
Yet its true wonders consist of mere fired earth, the stuff of China's soil turned into masterpieces of realist art.
Samuel Buell, a former federal prosecutor who led the Justice Department's Enron task force and now teaches criminal law at Duke University, was initially skeptical about whether the mere firing of Mr. Comey could prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Trump had improper intent.
It felt like an archer lining up a target, then with a mere glance firing.
Donnie R. Belser, killed by sniper fire mere hours after she had heard him singing "Happy Birthday" to his son.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Whatever happened to mere "pants on fire"?
The paint, added to the tank at different pressures for different effects, seems to billow like smoke in one moment, crash like waves in another, and blaze like fire mere seconds later, all within its little glass fish bowl.
These people are not mere backyard cooks, firing up the coals and standing out of the way.
The sharks are circling Mr Nasty and Mr Nice The moral imperative Reprints Related items Bagehot: Those neighbourly ToriesJan 10th 2002 Bagehot: Something of the nightNov 29th 2001 Tory leadership: Howard’s end?May 15th 1997Although mere apparatchiks, their firing was politically more important than Mr Davis's.
A second pulse fired mere femtoseconds later illuminates the resulting chemical reaction: The light spectra characteristic of the starting materials or byproducts are captured by a nearby detector.
