Sentence examples for very fires from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, Mr. Ewing said, "arsonists actually derive sexual pleasure from committing the act," while others are seeking attention and may participate in extinguishing the very fires they light.
Thirty days after my release, David Cameron announced his strategy to counter extremism in Britain, yet failed to see how rolling out the red carpet for General Sisi in the world's oldest parliamentary democracy is fuelling the very fires we need extinguished.
Secretary of State John Kerry recently said that "the biggest error we could make would be to blame Muslims for crimes... that their faith utterly rejects" and thus "fuel the very fires that we want to put out".
Is it not counterintuitive to sign up for something that puts us in the line of sometimes very real fire?
Clear acrylic spheres act just like magnifying glasses and can pose a very real fire-danger.
Our members are very fired up about it".
"I'm expecting a massive performance from the pack and they're very fired up.
In 2010, however, Republicans were very fired up, while Democrats really never did get that fire in the belly.
"Professionally I felt that I'd waited 30years for it, so I was very, very fired up".
We engage with the industry.' He was getting very fired up, and I just had to hold my ground.
