Sentence examples for stories of fire from inspiring English sources
Elementals: Stories of Fire and Ice By A. S. Byatt.
In addition to her novels, Byatt wrote several collections of short stories, including Sugar and Other Stories (1987), The Matisse Stories (1993), and Elementals: Stories of Fire and Ice (1998); Passions of the Mind (1991), a collection of essays; and Angels & Insects (1991; film 1995), a pair of novellas.
"The oldest stories of fire-breathing dragons come from Africa and south China," Roach writes, "where the giant snakes are".
"When I studied anthropology in the Sixties, stories of fire-walking were considered to be hoaxes or fantasies.
Their room was searched, and the diaries, filled with stories of fires and theft, were discovered.
The stories of fires are about loss and grief, about coming to terms with the destruction of one's home, possessions and security - and, for the profoundly unlucky, of loved ones.
He described security passes and bags going unchecked at the Faslane submarine base on the Clyde, alarms being muted "to avoid listening" to them, and stories of fires starting in missile compartments.
"We told them the story of fire and rain.
The campfire stories of the fire marshal enforcing an installation's capacity came to life before guests' eyes!
Stories of brimstone, fire and gods make good tales and do a decent job of stirring up the requisite fear and jeopardy.
It tells a story of fighting fire with more fire, which is a desperate move, but it had a truth to it.
