Sentence examples similar to set a fire going from inspiring English sources
Within moments and with the light of a head torch to guide me as darkness set in, I had a fire going (bring your own fuel) and discovered previous visitors had left tea lights, a box of fire lighters and a collection of half-finished booze bottles.
Every shop had a fire going.
Video of a pair of shoes that had been set on fire went viral.
"Pay for soup / Build a fort / Set that on fire," went a typically waifish seething, and catchily lettered tag.
A subsequent post elaborated, "When she was asleep I got wickedly drunk, set our house on fire, went to bed, listened to her scream twice, climbed out the window and set about putting on a show of shock, surprise and grief to remove culpability from myself".
Then when it got dark, we went down to the beach to set a big fire.
Orchard said the plan to set the fire had gone "disastrously wrong" because it spread too quickly.
If you set a guy on fire, you have to make the fire go up and down.
You also know that whatever you initially build you're going to set on fire — you're going to burn it down and rebuild it again and again.
"I'm going to go set something on fire, and go help you put out what I started.
