Sentence examples for torrid fire from inspiring English sources
Yet the miracle of the torrid fire is that no one died or was seriously injured.
The frisson between them was still tangible whenever they performed the torrid duet "Fire And Desire".
C.'s father, a gentleman so proper that he wears a white suit jacket to fight a fire, has torrid liaisons.
At times, his language strains to capture yet another high-explosive encounter: "torrid orange sheaves of flanking fire"; an attack that "slammed against the 30th Division front in scalding, scarlet gusts".
Many longtimers remember a neighborhood of poor people rich in relatives and shared experiences, of bathing parties on tar beach (tenement roofs), sleeping out on the fire escape on torrid nights and clandestine swimming in the big buildings' wooden water tanks.
In Missouri, the torrid conditions have sparked forest fires that resemble the types of wildfires seen in the West.
Cruz, who had a torrid campaign in Nevada, and was forced to fire his national campaign spokesman over a scandal involving false accusations he promoted about Rubio's commitment to the Bible, did stay to deliver remarks after the results.
The Web cognoscenti flew into a virtual rage, firing off e-mail notes at a torrid pace.
Clay was slicker and sharper and, after surviving a torrid fifth when some oil of wintergreen on Liston's gloves set his eyes on fire, forced his opponent to quit at the end of the sixth.
Desailly's comments offer an insight into the suffocating pressure placed on the most gifted players during major tournaments and even after that torrid first half, Zagallo did not remove Ronaldo, whose one sight of goal resulted in him firing straight at Barthez after 55 minutes.
