Sentence examples for threatening fire from inspiring English sources

Before threatening "fire and fury," Donald Trump should read some history books about nuclear warfare.

Beyond threatening "fire and fury," he has offered no original formula that suggests a path to unlock the North Korea puzzle.

He swung erratically from the verge of nuclear war with North Korea, threatening "fire and fury. . . the likes of which the world has never seen before," to declaring he had fallen "in love" with dictator Kim Jong Un and pronouncing the nuclear threat ended — though no agreement had been reached.

Trump probably thought it was oh-so-clever to answer North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's nuclear provocations with a taste of the dictator's own apocalyptic language, threatening "fire and fury like the world has never seen". It sounded like a playground taunt, reflecting the president's emotional immaturity.

Not every witch is threatening fire and brimstone.

After threatening fire and fury, how does a superpower deescalate?

Cancellation of the Corps of Engineers project threatens Fire Island and the communities along Great South Bay.

Trump threatened "fire and fury" and "power" against North Korea in a classic example of brinkmanship.

Coming a month after Mr. Trump threatened "fire and fury" on North Korea, this nuclear test intensified a climate of fear, reciprocal threats and speculation about Kim Jong-un's intentions.

And as president, he has threatened "fire and fury like the world has never seen" against North Korea.

Those who do speak out are threatened, fired, deported, blacklisted.