a piece of flint that is struck to light a fire.
When the night is quiet, light a lamp and light a fire, the bright moon in the sky, giving a quiet and unrestrained beauty.
Unlike many who let criticism discourage them, Mr. Chen USES derision to light a fire in himself to prove others wrong.
With the light of car lights and flashlights, we quickly set up camp on the desert sand sea, and then started to light a fire, but in the dark night, we could not see the spectacle of the desert smoke straight.
Teaching Motto: Education is not filling a bucket with water, but light a fire.
"So light a fire!" Harry choked. " there's no wood!" ... "HAVE YOU GONE MAD!" Ron bellowed. "ARE YOU A WITCH OR NOT!"
We know a couple whose house burned down on Christmas Eve, just two days after they'd moved in, when the husband tried to light a fire in the fireplace.
Do not light a fire in any of your dwellings on the Sabbath day.
I have tried everything, from incentives to daily encouragement, to light a fire under them but cannot get them to go out and sell.
Let's light a fire in the living-room tonight.
The traditional way they catch rats is to light a fire in a clay pot. They blow air through a small hole in the bottom to send smoke into the underground spaces where rats live.
Rub or pick off as much lint as you can. The resulting pile of fuzz will quickly catch a spark when you're trying to light a fire.
Maybe a new challenger will light a fire under our asses and give us a reason to buckle down.
By the age of eight or nine I could light a fire, cook dinner for a family of 10 and knew how to bake bread on an open fire.
It's cold in the room. Let's light a fire.
They are only good enough to light a fire with.
