Sentence examples for takes the fire from inspiring English sources

The the Nyāya-Vaiśesṣika takes the fire universal, the property of being a fire "fireness" as real, eternal and ubiquitous inhering in all particulars that instantiates it.

"It takes the fire out of the belly of partisans, just kind of puts everything in perspective and makes people question, well, everything," said John Feehery, a former adviser to three House Republican leaders.

Looters had taken the fire department's equipment.

You can't take the fire out of the guy.

That took the fire out of the greens and slightly softened the course.

The Irish firm Paddy Power took the fire with the best of them.

1. Break glass 2. Press button 3. Take the fire extinghisher 4. Begin to extinguish.

How long did it take the fire department to get there?

So Abram rose, and clave the wood and went, And took the fire with him, and a knife.

"I took the fire marshals' test on a lark, really to practice for the lieutenants' exam," he said.

After the war, he said, "I wanted a good city job, so I took the fire, police and sanitation tests, and police called first".