Sentence examples for start a campfire from inspiring English sources

The boys were left trying to start a campfire.

I rubbed a finishing balm on my hands and rolled the ends of her hair between my fingers as if I were trying to start a campfire.

No matter that one of the dads once decided that the quickest way to start a campfire would be to siphon gasoline out of one of the cars, or that it led to a startling phone call home, asking us how to get premium unleaded off a child.

He couldn't start a campfire if his life depended on it.

I own more hiking shoes than heels, more backpacks than purses, and I can't paint my nails to save my life but I can start a campfire.

Henry told investigators it was "not a good idea" to put paper in the fire, and that it was "crazy" to start a campfire in an area so dry.

Wonderland is a place where a rat in royal blue velvet swims across a flooded room and starts a campfire on Alice's head.

During that day, for my film-within-a-film, we recorded Bob blocking Buck and Fred starting a campfire; commanding Huey to piss into the river, his ­ character unaware of the body below; and precisely describing to cinematographer Walt Lloyd the elongated S-shaped master shot he wanted for the body reveal.

They get hands-on instruction about setting up camp and starting a campfire.

The men, all in their early 20s, were in the area where the Colby trail meets Glendora Mountain Road when they started a campfire, Glendora Police Chief Tim Staab said.

Although the smoke is no more harmful to you than starting a campfire (and smells equally as pleasant), mosquitoes hate it and will stay away.