Sentence examples for obviously fire from inspiring English sources

LLB also cites a blog by a former FIRE president and our current legal director to conclude that "obviously FIRE is trying to minimize the impact the comment may have by all means possible".

Jericho was obviously fired up after Randy Orton attacked him last week but Kane refused to let him get up a head of steam.

Hans Leo Hassler was obviously fired by Lasso's lead in the sheer variety and latent possibilities of secular vocal style, and much of his best work was done in the dialogue form.

Although tragedy seems a term best reserved for real-life difficulties and Shakespeare, Blatter was obviously fired up, and he said then that FIFA had four years to come up with a better approach.

"We have corrugated metals, which are inexpensive and obviously fire-resistant.

He said: "Our batting is obviously firing but we need to up the standard of our fielding.

Obviously firing probability increases in the tens of ms after touch, compared to the rest of the trial.

Obviously, a fire extinguisher is overkill for a candle but it's useless when the whole house is on fire.

"It would have been a distraction, with all the talk about whether Andrew Flintoff would play, obviously the fire alarm and Matt Prior," said Clark, who took his Ashes record to 29 wickets at 15. "We also hit one of their coaching staff [the masseur Mark Saxby] with the high balls, so it all went in our favour.

In the last three games he's obviously on fire which is good". On the title race: "We have to try at least [to win all remaining games].

Jurgen Klopp on Jordan Henderson: "In the last three games he is obviously on fire!" On marking Eden Hazard: "I like to play against the best players in the world and he's up there.