Sentence examples for one of fire from inspiring English sources

But even with the government's inadvertent help in lending a smidgen of credibility to Mr. McVeigh's war on that government, his ultimate legacy is one of fire and pain.

But, well, there is little room for sentimentality and her baptism has been one of fire that has resulted in the team struggling painfully to build on the signs of promise from last season.

The ancient Greek concept of hell was not one of fire and brimstone.

Bigger tornadoes, bigger volcanic eruptions!" Her vision may be one of fire and brimstone, but ever since retiring from her job in the long-distance bus industry, Fan said she has been content engaging in more mundane acts of revolution by bringing her message to the people of Jingshan Park every Sunday.

In this instance, the study is based on one of two fire tests which were conducted on steel beams in a horizontal fire resistance furnace.

"Fidel Castro's legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights".

"Fidel Castro's legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights," he said.

They are like fire and its power to burn: if one thinks of fire one must think of its power to burn.

You knocked out three days of work in one hour of fire.

One method of fire detection and location is computer analysis of images from sensors mounted on towers.

After one century of fire suppression, simulated fire intensity increased to a dangerous level, with more than 3/4 of the fires at a medium-high intensity level.