Sentence examples for to be fire from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
"I'm not one to believe where there's smoke there has to be fire.
"My Grandpa Gus was the first Italian to be fire captain in Hoboken," he explained.
The cooks in wealthy households were almost all men, because women's flowing robes were considered to be fire risks.
In the north, invasive beetles are likely to be the strongest driver of change; in the south, it is likely to be fire.
Update JFK incident appears to be fire related #tweetfromthebeat — Cheryl Fiandaca (@CherylFiandaca) 15 Apr 13 All staff and visitors are safe and accounted for.
Enigmatically, she declares its name to be "Fire-flame".
But even though hospital emergency rooms often sit at the intersection of mayhem and medicine, they tend to be fire-free zones to New York's criminal class.
While the type of flammability of the sound-reducing foam insulation that surrounded the stage is a major focus of the state's investigation into the fire, officials are also examining whether a recent safety inspection by West Warwick's fire inspector may have overlooked the foam, which state law requires to be fire-resistant.
They all had to be fired.
