Sentence examples for turn a fire from inspiring English sources

Her 12-year-old sister, Elinor, has a look of disdain that could turn a fire to ice, but even she doesn't turn down the chance to go on a bike ride.

I'm pretty sure the moon didn't turn a fire red on 27 November 1942, and it's certain Hendrix knew his mythical powers weren't created by cosmic events but by not-so-mythical virtues such as intense listening, astute taste and heavy road work.

Maybe out of a sense of duty, maybe because of the bitterness that comes when childhood illusions are shattered, I went down to The O2 to turn a fire-hose of adult cynicism on the people who'd turned up there for an evening of harmless fun.

This gets competition in the Dark Side category from the Saints, who have announced they are perfectly comfortable with Coach Sean Payton moving his family to Dallas, even though Saints fans feel as if Payton just turned a fire hose on them.

They were foiled when the crew raised the ramp and turned a fire hose on them.

But they were foiled when the crew raised the ramp and turned a fire hose on them.

Earlier this week scores of illegal migrants tried to run up the main ramp of a ferry bound for the UK, but were foiled when the crew raised the ramp and turned a fire hose on them.

Passenger John Bailey told the BBC that the migrants had tried to run up the ship's main ramp but the crew raised it and turned a fire hose on them.

Yet on Voodoo Chile, one of his most esteemed tracks, Hendrix channels some of the high-testosterone mythmaking of one of his idols, Muddy Waters, when he declares, "Well the night I was born/Lord I swear the moon turned a fire red".

Regardless of the outcome, this digital David never would have had a chance against lobbyist Goliath were it not for a coalition of geeky officials and online tools that turned a fired staffer into a powerful voice.

Iranian officials are warning the opposition not to turn an ancient fire festival this week into a protest against the government.