Sentence examples for movements of fire from inspiring English sources

The graceful movements of fire poi dancing do have roots in spirituality.

An excerpt from Hymn 25 includes the following description of Symeon's mystical union with God as light: —But, Oh, what intoxication of light, Oh, what movements of fire!

For example, Battalion Chief Joseph Pfeifer, who was directing fire operations from the lobby of the north tower, has told supervisors that he had trouble discerning the movement of fire across the upper floors, even though police helicopters were circling the building.

The fire station was made of the cast concrete and glass walls familiar to old modernists, but its form was one of forceful fracture, as if a small sample of the Peak Club paintings had been exposed to the local agricultural and industrial landscape, absorbed its patterns (and also, surely, the scintillating movement of fire and water, of flames and flows), and then been held in place.

In his opinion, the movement of fire is caused by the diverse weights of the different bodies that are aflame, and not by the existence of a natural place.

Much of their land borders or is near federal land, creating a mixed-ownership landscape in which their management practices affect the connectivity of fuel, and potential movement of fire, between federal wildlands and populated areas (Ager and others 2012).

Among things ascribed to this supersensible force are movements of needles toward a magnet, circulation of water in plant bodies, upward motion of fire, movement of mind, and movements of soul after death.

This leaves the forest vulnerable to the accidental movement of fires from cleared adjacent agricultural lands and to the killing effects of natural droughts.

Better information about the movement of a fire can lead to a better attack.

The building, one of several on the island that have been designated for demolition later this year, has been laced with fireproof wiring, sensors to record heat and pressure, and video cameras to analyze each blaze: the movement of air, fire and smoke and the impact of wind when it enters the mix.

One team sat roadside for more than three hours Wednesday as commanders studied the movement of the fire and deliberated the best way to cut it off from Lyons Valley Road, the main thoroughfare through this hilly back country, where several homes have been lost.