Sentence examples for shot of fire from inspiring English sources

"You never forget your first shot of fire cider," Linda Black Elk said.

It provided ample, but often superficial, evidence of poverty and dangerous living conditions — for example in Jack Manning's shot of fire escapes teeming with residents during an Elks Parade.

This additional footage includes a wide-angle shot of firing-squad executions, a close-up of a dead victim, and extended footage of bodies being carried into the back of a truck.

Though "Inferno" spares us a prayer scene, it has the gall to try to get us excited by repeated shots of fire engines arriving at the foot of the skyscraper, their sirens piercing our eardrums.

The wood stove may warm up visitors' fingers and noses, but the proffered shots of "fire cider" – apple cider vinegar suffused with ginger, garlic, cayenne pepper and other spices – warm you up from the inside out.

You get a close-up of him, a close-up of her, a medium shot of the fire escape.

Co-written and directed by Carter, the episode opens with a shot of a fire fight during the Gulf War and the Super Soldiers involvement therein.

Carter decided to open the episode with a shot of a fire fight during the Gulf War and the Super Soldiers' involvement therein.

And Mr. Escoffier paints the frame expressively: a shot of a fire-ravaged apartment takes on a ruined gorgeousness.

The photo was inspired by the famous shot of the fire-fighters raising the flag at Ground Zero that became iconic.

"I heard four shots of live fire in total.