Sentence examples for warmth fire from inspiring English sources

The color of the sun is energizing, and symbolic of love, courage, warmth, fire.

We are given first a list: "We admit that the fires that we already have are all perfectly good fires: the fires for burning logs for warmth; the fires for lighting cigarettes; the fires for burning books with". And then an explanation: "We need a fire for the new digital age.

The Khaleesi, Daenerys Targaryen, has always baked in warmth, even fire.

He wanted the warmth the fire promised, and he wanted whatever food might have been roasted on it, and he wanted more than anything else to find out just what was going on.

If you could fuse, say, the London Symphony with the Berlin Philharmonic, you might end up with the world's greatest orchestra – an ensemble capable of sight-reading any 20th- or 21st-century score, as the LSO do so dazzlingly; but also blessed with the warmth and fire of the Berlin Phil's sound.

Change is always scary, and I am sure plenty of commentators throughout history whined that the warmth of fire wasn't as satisfying as body heat, the flushing toilet less authentic than the chamber pot, the buggy not nearly as charming as the covered wagon.

This can reduce wind as well as reflect the warmth of a fire if you build the fire between your shelter and the rock.

Hours into the day, she woke, and he heard her tuning a drum in the warmth of the fire.

Moreover, the tender notes that passengers cluster on the floor around power jacks as if they were early hominids seeking the warmth of a fire.

We pee into the bucket by the bedroom door and run downstairs for the warmth of the fire Dad has already started.

The remarkable performance of Brahms's "Ein Deutsches Requiem" that Masur led nine days after the September 11th attacks was full of fluid warmth and muted fire.