Sentence examples for strange fire from inspiring English sources

But here's to the hope, anyway, that there's a bit of strange fire left in this august poet's belly.

W. W. Norton is publishing Melvin Jules Bukiet's novel "Strange Fire," in which the main character is a blind homosexual whose left ear is shot off -- an intriguing collection of troubles for a single character to cope with in 337 pages.

They bring this strange fire -- a fire uncommanded -- before God.

The brothers, newly ordained as priests, had brought "strange fire" (Leviticus 10 1).

Nadab and Abihu bring a strange fire to God and die.

The central narrative is the shocking death of Nadav and Avihu, sons of Aaron the High Priest, when they bring eish zarah (strange fire) to the altar.

The first of several strange fires in the University's history occurred in 1867 which destroyed the college's first building.

But O'Reilly seems to have made a certain calculation: that no one he cares about will look at film of foreigners running through the streets — protesters shouting angry things, people in strange uniforms firing devices that make a lot of noise — and not feel that it's something from the foreign-war dimension.

The display was a decidedly un-holiday mix of marine life, cryptozoological creatures, and a strange woodpecker-fire truck combination.

There is a lot we still don't know about the strange, sudden firing of FBI director James Comey by Donald Trump.

And in America, you have these very strange people firing on a school, on a cinema, [on the] streets of every major city in America.