Sentence examples for usual fire from inspiring English sources
Playing everywhere with his usual fire and expressiveness he also drew stylish and committed playing from the orchestra, which mostly shunned vibrato.
But once Laski had arrived no one would have gone; and he contrived, though in evident distress, to make a speech which, if it lacked something of his usual fire, was eloquent and persuasive.
Apparently, his family is well accustomed to his mania; when he hints at planning the menu and wine list for the daughter's wedding, his wife threatens him with "the usual fire extinguisher full of lithium kept in the kitchen for such purposes".
We've been thinking a lot about deleting Twitter lately for the last year or so the microsharing app has been more of a stale newsfeed than its usual fire cache of jokes and gossip.
One piece of advice, in addition to the usual fire safety tips (don't leave a fire unattended, clear the brush around it, have water handy, don't let kids near it, and so forth): If your campfire is not very bright, it's best to cook while there's still some daylight left.
Eleanor, the self-righteous socialite Tahani (Jameela Jamil), the nervous academic Chidi (William Jackson Harper), and the Florida idiot Jason (Manny Jacinto) were all supposed to be making each other unhappy thanks to a devious but ultimately flawed plan hatched up by demon-type Michael Ted Dansonn), who believed he could do one better than the usual fire and brimstone torture.
The iconic Cold War spymaster George Smiley is played by Gary Oldman – trading in his usual fire-eating performance for a cloak of impassivity – and Cumberbatch is Peter Guillam, his sidekick in all but name, who puts his own integrity on the line to help him uncover a Russian mole at the heart of the secret service.
"He's back to his usual fired-up self — back to the person I remember being around for most of my life," Hood said.
He then gave his usual "fired up, ready to go" stump speech to a rally of 8,500 at Centennial Park in the Ybor City neighborhood.
JERUSALEM — Israeli security officials said Sunday that a rocket with a longer range than usual fired by Palestinian militants from Gaza into the coastal city of Ashkelon on Thursday had been made in Iran.
Roraima, Brazil's northernmost state, has been blazing for weeks now, as the usual fires lit to clear (or sometimes fertilise) land by ranchers and slash-and-burn farmers have taken hold on areas unusually dry after months without rain.Most of the damage has been done on upland savannahs, natural prey to bush fires but fairly quick to recover.
