Sentence examples for on fire once from inspiring English sources

It's best to be prepared: one day, one of the storage units caught on fire; once, a roof caved in; once, a woman thought she was being followed to her unit; once, someone's back gave out, and an ambulance had to be called.

"Life on Fire," once it gets the Icelandic volcanoes out of its system, becomes less catastrophe-oriented.

(During the revolution, theatres had been set on fire, once with the audience still inside, by Islamist radicals charged up by Ayatollah Khomeini's denunciations of Western art).

Roadblocks of hastily nailed-together wooden slats were thrown up on city corners during the declared 4 to 8 p.m. protest period and then set on fire once darkness fell.

If "Crash" were a Benz, Defamer.com would carjack it and set it on fire: Once Jack Nicholson cracked the Seventh Seal and read the words that ushered in Armageddon (we can't even bring ourselves to retype them), things seemed pretty bleak.

At one talk by a famous male mystery writer, who I shall not name here for fear that you'll go set his house on fire once you read this, I asked how he managed to write with two small children at home.

Her mother had grown up poor in 1930s Minnesota, and had what Boo calls "terrible stories" about deciding what should go on the fire once the fuel ran out.

On the fire: once the water is boiling let it cook another 4-6 minuncoveredvered on low heat.

Once all the food was prepared we learned how to arrange the foil and husk wrapped food on an open fire, once it was all placed we then placed rocks on top of the food and fire pit, the rocks would become hot and help to cook the food.

Mr Duncan Smith turned his fire once again on Labour saying: "For Mr Blair, politics is everywhere and everything.

Unease remains: Sean Hannity and Megyn Kelly recently feuded on Twitter, the sort of friendly fire once considered a network taboo.