Sentence examples for touch of fire from inspiring English sources

Properly garlicky, it gets a touch of fire from dried pepperoncini.

Barbecue only that much, and let the oven prepare the rest for a finishing touch of fire and smoke.

Pani puri is also a contrast of crunch and softness, with a touch of fire and a tamarind sourness.

Hephaestion is worried about "the touch of fire" from Alexander, soldiers worship him and believe he brings them luck, King Philip is forever seeing more than he'd like in his son's eyes.

Not even Hampton's version can conceal the fact that the women, unusually for Ibsen, are more thinly conceived, but Abigail Cruttenden conveys the far-sighted practicality of Stockmann's wife and Alice Orr-Ewing lends his daughter a touch of fire.

After the touch of explosive fire in the scherzo, the third movement's more sombre lines built their own tension.

Jelena is another fragrant witch hazel, with coppery twisted petals that can add a touch of warm fire to the winter garden.

The third of the book's four sections is called "The Coal," a reference to a passage from Isaiah, which young David hears, describing the purifying touch of divine fire on the lips of the prophet.

The cuisine of Quintana Roo is heavily influenced by its Mayan history, with a touch of Caribbean fire.

The "Scarlet -"Touch of Grey - Fire" (this was before "Touch of Grey - Fireeen recorded; ithisbrisker here) is a beloved oddity.

A second before touch down, a burst of fire from six retro rockets reduced the impact speed to 3mph.