Sentence examples for world of fire from inspiring English sources

Linda Bassett as Mrs Jarrett described a world of fire, flood, and famine.

By accident, scientists peering into icy waters far beneath the North Pole have found a hidden world of fire.

What these companies have formed is a world of fire walls and digital packets, load-balancing equipment and "push" technology, customized information tailored to specific needs.

Special relations were believed to exist between particular celestial bodies and their varied motions, configurations with each other, and the processes of generation and decay apparent in the world of fire, air, water, and earth.

The allure of the nomadic world of fire swallowers, ringmasters and trapeze artists is palpable in this big-top bonanza featuring paintings, sculpture, videos and more from a wide assortment of circus aficionados, including the painter George Bellows and the photographers Diane Arbus and Lisette Model.

Stevenson now runs the Blues Brother consulting business, which works with First Nations to navigate the uncertain and confusing world of fire prevention funding.

Amanda Foreman, author of A World on Fire, a history of Britain's involvement in the civil war, believes that casting a Briton as the national hero could cause offence.

JCC METROWEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Amy Chua, author of "World on Fire: How Exporting Free Market Democracy Breeds Ethnic Violence and Global Instability".

While the tablet market hasn't exactly been catching the world on fire of late (in fact, it's been declining), Apple's slate is still a bright spot in the declining category.

Geoffrey Wheatcroft, in his July 3 review of "A World on Fire: Britain's Crucial Role in the American Civil War," by Amanda Foreman, asserts that "Americans are taught that the war was a noble conflict waged by Lincoln and the forces of light against misguided and contumacious Southerners".

Critics are on firm political ground: since 2009 polls have shown two-thirds of Americans opposed to closing Guantánamo and moving detainees to the mainland.Understandably, Republican leaders want the 2014 election to be a referendum on Mr Obama, and what they see as his weak, naive handling of a world on fire.