Usar "kindling" en una oración

1. with dehydration, confused in the kindling hours,

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2. All I had to do was collect some kindling and wipe the sticky cobwebs from my face

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3. grandma used Babe Ruth as kindling for the fire place

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4. I learned those acrobatics by picking up twigs from the yard for our winter kindling,” he offered

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5. of kindling towards the stake

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6. the kindling herself once a week, rather than pay a

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7. Thus far, the Maker was with him all the while, his power burning the Dead Tree’s limbs as though they were kindling

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8. kindling, and the children were back playing in the street -

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9. The inside of the fortress was cool and musty, smelling vaguely of old books, leather and smoke from kindling fire pits; it felt every bit as archaic as it looked from the outside

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10. He built them into flames with kindling, then larger sticks

11. Since the fire had long since died, she rebuilt a pile of kindling sticks

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12. And these thoughts would fill his mind as the two Legionnaires gathered a bit more wood for kindling and made their way back to the center of the camp

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13. I hastily touched the flame to my kindling and watched the fire eat away at the sodden cloth

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14. “Uhm,” Maldynado said, “I think you need to start with kindling before—”

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15. It was filled in with ashes and dirt, with a small, dark and wet-looking pile of kindling beside it

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16. A few pieces of kindling would be provided at night

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17. Norman Douglas' insults burned in her soul, kindling a scorching flame

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18. likewise ascending after them, whiles they were busied with them that were within, burnt the towers, and kindling fires burnt the

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19. ” What would the consequences have been, he wonders, had the Pilgrims consulted “Ye Olde Weather Channel” about the climate of New England before they set sail for America back in the year 1620? What if they had shivered on the dock in submissive acquiescence to the forces of nature and sold the Mayflower for kindling wood? The earth as your mother, Steyn snorts, “is eco-babble

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20. John started a fire with paper, small pieces of kindling and pine

21. 36 Others likewise ascending after them whiles they were busied with them that were within burnt the towers and kindling fires burnt the blasphemers alive; and others broke open the gates and having received in the rest of the army took the city 37 And killed Timotheus that was hid in a certain pit and Chereas his brother with Apollophanes

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22. Then, instead of replacing the cast, she simply tied my arm onto a piece of kindling wood as a splint

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23. All she needed to find now was some kindling and a flint and steel, Nordheim was still a backward nation in many ways

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24. Eberhard wore the face of a Basset Hound with aplomb, oozing helplessness and kindling the protective instinct in women who were drawn to him like moths to a candle

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25. hit the ship at that speed, the Egyptian Queen would break into kindling

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26. The kindling fairy detached from the book front and went to settle on my open hand, introducing herself as Cirila

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27. Severa had already arrived and on the table had placed a copper cauldron very potbelly, which was sitting on a metal frame that contained some slats of wood and kindling

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28. He builds a small pile of kindling and fur

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29. I could hear his ribs cracking like kindling

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30. It needs kindling, then some sticks, and

31. By the way, there’s an old rule about getting a fire started: the thickness of your kindling, in order of burning, should be “matchstick - finger - wrist”

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32. cone on the grate and erecting kindling and wood in formation

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33. Excitement filled him and he opened his eyes, looking to the kindling

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34. He would have a good ember burning in his kindling, but it refused to catch

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35. Then I stood up and rummaged through Liskara’s bags for dry clothes, kindling and the tinderbox, singing aloud to keep my stiff fingers moving

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36. appreciate that,” she said and gathered up a pile of kindling

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37. “All men have lust,” said Caesar, poking Johnny with a piece of kindling

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38. ” Emory set aside the flask and used a log to clear a circle where he piled his logs and then broke twigs into kindling

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39. There lay the kindling wood

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40. The first danger is that they have an extremely low kindling temperature and it is not unusual that when they are carried in a man’s pants pocket that the friction of their slight rubbing together ignites the matches and shortly thereafter the clothes of the bearer, much to his surprise, harm and embarrassment

41. The linen charred black in the absence of oxygen within the sealed tin, but the result was that when cooled and exposed to air it's kindling temperature had been significantly lowered

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42. "What do you think? I knew that the Frankenstein monster was afraid of fire so I rushed in here and got a piece of kindling that was burning only at one end from the fire place

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43. She was happy to note a large pile of kindling

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44. First he took off his cloak before setting about to strike a spark from the flint-stone, then setting it to the kindling I had already built up

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45. Miller unpacked the horses and set up camp, taking care of all of the countless details including the tack line, digging pits for the tents, setting up the tents, unpacking the cooking gear and gathering the kindling for the fire

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46. The two were unwilling to make any further answer, as they saw that his anger was kindling

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47. suggestion or kindling spark of jealousy; for, one idea only, tending that

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48. Ah, my friend!" said the abbe, turning towards Dantes, and surveying him with the kindling gaze of a prophet, "you are young, you will see all this come to pass

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49. At this moment the expiring embers threw up a fresh flame from the kindling of a piece of wood that lay near, and a bright light flashed over the room

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50. But now, after the kindling again of so many memories, the first touch of her body, musical and strange and perfumed, sent through him a keenpang of lust

51. The recruits on the ground manage to swing the flag around in time, but his weight tears the edges out of their hands, and he hits the floor arms first with a sound like a bundle of kindling breaking over a knee

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52. Jekyll? Then I remembered that of my original character, one part remained to me: I could write my own hand; and once I had conceived that kindling spark, the way that I must follow became lighted up from end to end

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53. “I couldn’t split kindling! It would ruin my hands!”

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54. Not one cent for the store and not one cent for that kindling factory of yours

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55. The drought has turned all our woods to kindling

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56. and busied himself with building and kindling a fire; but Aragorn sat silent

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57. And thus the kindling wood lit by the Bernanke match

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58. The “kindling hypothesis” proposes that heavy alcohol use with repeated withdrawal episodes is associated with

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59. ‘“But I offered more than once, and asked,” he said, kindling up at her

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60. It was a large flat tomb, flush with the gravel, with a thin kindling door flat on it, padlocked

61. Or kindling by the thousand-bone-piles, polo heads of skulls to be hammered downfield

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62. "Oh, God, shut up!" cried Wetherby as his kindling legs thrashed the pedals, racketing round as he leaned into a phantom wind, eyes clenched against an invisible storm, and churned the wheels to a frenzy

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63. If you took a deep breath he smelled of the sea, of urine, of papyrus, of kindling, of ivory, and of teak

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64. Once she dropped her kindling

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65. A dead soul is no kindling

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66. There was a light in the porter’s lodge: when we reached it, we found the porter’s wife just kindling her fire: my trunk, which had been carried down the evening before, stood corded at the door

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67. When I came to the stile, I stopped a minute, looked round and listened, with an idea that a horse’s hoofs might ring on the causeway again, and that a rider in a cloak, and a Gytrash-like Newfoundland dog, might be again apparent: I saw only the hedge and a pollard willow before me, rising up still and straight to meet the moonbeams; I heard only the faintest waft of wind roaming fitful among the trees round Thornfield, a mile distant; and when I glanced down in the direction of the murmur, my eye, traversing the hall-front, caught a light kindling in a window: it reminded me that I was late, and I hurried on

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68. Not a moment could be lost: the very sheets were kindling, I rushed to his basin and ewer; fortunately, one

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69. The best kindling consists of small, dry twigs and the softer woods are preferable because they flare up quickly

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70. Preparing kindling in this way makes it catch light more freely and establishes a fire quickly

71. But the rest of her crew being at last safe aboard, she crowded all sail—stunsail on stunsail—after the missing boat; kindling a fire in her try-pots for a beacon; and every other man aloft on the look-out

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72. ) His landlady was in her outhouse, and the dense smoke of the kindling fire rose from the chimney

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73. I offer you the ripe fruit of my life, the flame of the spark of your own kindling! See, son of Cronos, I preserved my gift; in my deepest heart grew the seed that you sowed

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74. She opened the door of the little stove, and, finding the fire laid, put a match to the kindling; in a moment the sharp crackling of the wood met her ears with a friendly domestic voice whose language was to her ears cruelly that of the hearth and home

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75. When years ago a kind mistress, in the State of Maryland, undertook to teach a little slave boy to read, little did she think that she was awakening aspirations never again to be quenched; little did she dream that she was unchaining extraordinary powers, and kindling the first fires of eloquence in the soul of a Douglass

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