Sentence examples for some kind of fire from inspiring English sources
I know that it ended with some kind of fire.
"It appears there was some kind of fire in the basement".
All of this is intended to light some kind of fire under what is considered an increasingly sparkless show.
"They've got a fire, some kind of fire I've seen in their eyes," Hunter said, before he lost his shoe and the Angels lost the game.
Watch any HGTV home-remodelling show and you'll see that the open kitchen, along with a massive TV and some kind of fire pit, is one of the common features employed to create a space for a life of parties, of margaritas, of salads strewn with pomegranate seeds.
"There's a lot of people who would like to paint the NDP as some kind of fire-breathing socialists, that they're going to collectivize everything like Stalin's five-year plan but that's just not going to happen," said Anderson.
It's possible this is a staged public service announcement for fire safety during today's game against England, but given the fact that these guys snap into action in a for-real kind of way, and the pretty high probability of some kind of flare and fire issue happening around the time of a climactic soccer moment, it's also entirely possible that this video is the real deal.
There was some kind of missionary fire beneath the easy, conversational surface of his writing.
Once, in the hallway before class, he told me about his work on regional consonantal variations of the name for some kind of a fire pit that Turkic people dug somewhere.
Typically, Apple rumors either die out or gain more legitimacy as time goes by – at this point, there's plenty of smoke to indicate some kind of actual fire, and it's looking more and more like we're talking about a real car, rather than internal systems, accessories or a software platform.
