Sentence examples for sort of fire from inspiring English sources

They walked through some sort of fire show, or flames or pyrotechnic display.

Most trees showed evidence of some sort of fire about every 7 to 10 years.

"It still lives off of that anger, and nothing of that sort of fire has really taken hold on the other side," Professor Primus said.

Regardless, the company is in a defensive crouch, taking the sort of fire that is only directed at a once-unassailable target.

When cold weather kicked in, the tents began to disappear and the anger diffused, but the images remained, another sort of fire in flight.

What actually does help is anyone's best guess -- probably some sort of fire, directly under your behind -- and what leads to relief?

But you wouldn't know it from seeing how this epidemic of two white men being sort-of-fired-but-not-really was covered.

Catsuits with anatomical flashes of colour looked like the sort of fire-resistant all-in-ones worn by racing car drivers.

The meeting, Dr. Eger said, "sort of fired me up" and he focused his fund-raising on the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.

It was quite an odd thing, to be told that - I suppose it sort of fired me up and gave me confidence".

"Now it's sort of fired up our imaginations to do this cloaking thing," Dr. Pendry said, "because we realized we could actually make one using these materials".