Sentence examples for stoking the flame from inspiring English sources
After the singles from "Thank Me Later" dried up, he spent much of last summer stoking the flame for "Take Care" with free songs released on his blog — some of which ended up on the album, and others that now live only in the Internet's memory.
Though enthusiasm for a revote seems to be subsiding in Palm Beach County, Rhodes is stoking the flame.
Stoking the flame of discontent is the media who has declared war on the incoming president.
In the second round of voting, Sarkozy has already begun courting FN votes, stoking the flame of xenophobic fear by warning of a France "diluted" by globalization.
But make no mistake: we're complicit in stoking the flames of discontent.
If Cuadrilla is torching public confidence, David Cameron and George Osborne, high on fracking fumes, are stoking the flames.
Stoking the flames of anti-Americanism and antisemitism is a good distraction from the stench in their own backyard".
Def Jam's next substantial act, Public Enemy, was altogether more confrontational, stoking the flames of antiwhite and antipolice rhetoric.
You cannot spend years stoking the flames of anti-immigrant feeling and then complain when they set you alight.
No hiding place Mutiny in Bangladesh Stoking the flames Just like the bad old days Reprints Related items Bangladesh's economy: No hiding placeFeb 26th 2009.
Worse, if that is possible, the world's politicians are not stepping in to stop us stoking the flames: instead they are helping us pay for the petrol.
