Sentence examples for words of fire from inspiring English sources

Sooner or later, the weeks away from home become too much and the man and woman spit words of fire and tears run down their faces.

Words of fire shot out of the imam's mouth, hot enough to ignite the kindling in the hearts of the thousands of worshipers sitting before him.

Mr. DeVoto, a Mark Twain scholar and the longtime resident of the "Easy Chair" column in Harper's, lays down the law in words of fire, banishing all manner of mixed drinks to outer darkness, lamenting the perversion of national taste during Prohibition and flailing away indiscriminately at just about any target crossing his sightlines.

"I am convinced that we can make a difference and I have no doubt that the United States - and this Congress - have an important role to play," said the Pope in humble tone with words of fire.

In years past, MTV's televised spring break concerts added fuel to the already hot word-of-mouth fire about partying in Panama City Beach.

While the speed and scale of the blaze might have been, in the words of the Fire Brigade, "unprecedented", the lethal combination of underinvestment and negligence is not.

In 1807 Niépce and his brother Claude invented an internal-combustion engine, which they called the Pyréolophore, explaining that the word was derived from a combination of the Greek words for "fire," "wind," and "I produce".

Around its neck was a paper collar bearing the words, "In case of fire, break bottle in such manner as to liberate the contents into the flames".

He had got word of a fire there and had rushed to the scene to help.

Msgr. Harry Jordan of St . Marys was one of the first people called when word of the fire began to spread.

As word of the fire spread throughout the area, dozens of people gathered in front of the house and mourned the death of the young children.