Sentence examples for nostalgic fire from inspiring English sources
Still haven't found that post-holiday gift for the nostalgic fire buff who has everything?
The BBC is under fire for nostalgic necrophilia: reheating old sitcoms.
Instead of being bitter and nostalgic, she is on fire, it seems, spitting in the face of anything having to do with retirement, and hopping up the stairs of her gallery with the agility of a mountain goat.
The debate over wood-fire rings continued to smolder this week as residents in Newport Beach complained about bringing the deeply nostalgic yet highly controversial wood-fire pits back to the seashore.
It tends to portray them as latter-day Alf Garnetts, nostalgic for a world long gone, and fired up by the kind of prejudices that have no place in London W1 or W11.
Some may be nostalgic for the past, when the Kray twins fired bullets into men in pubs but venerated their mothers.
On first looking at "Christmas Chimney," you might find it nostalgic, but then you see, in the distance, a house on fire, and isn't there just a little too much anxious smoke coming out of that chimney?
To most people a real fire in a fireplace is a delightful physical and visual experience that often has nostalgic associations.
Your nostalgic conversations about LAN parties, your recollection of jaws on the floor as that music fired up and the guns started blazing.
The season premiere debuts May 7 on Spike TV and Stojanovich admits he almost feels nostalgic watching videos of bank robbers assaulting people, cars crashing and rolling into each other and people opening fire on one another.
