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1. Although the city had, from all accounts, revived itself from the ashes of the 'Big Fire,' Harry's first impression of the haze and dust was that they had missed a few smoldering areas
2. Desa had a big fire going in this damp and chilly weather and this years branchwood was going to be coming in before they could get the hopper cleared from last years
3. “They must have been mighty big fires,” said Foreman
4. big fire, which had been built in the deep end of the pool
5. But sometime before they arrived, there was a big fire in
6. I was collecting live action footage whenever there was a big fire in town
7. No ritual, no beating heart for the big fire monster, no problem
8. “Right, you told me, with a big fireplace
9. Yamamoto was looking at the big fireball caused by the explosion of an ammunition ship when the terrifying noise of heavy slugs whistling by made him crouch in a hurry, while more slugs pierced the superstructures of the battleship and shattered viewing ports
10. His plane then crashed in a big fireball
11. Ngo then had just the time to see two objects fall from the sky before two big fireballs exploded in the middle of the open field besides the French outpost, roasting alive maybe fifty Vietminh soldiers
12. This time, the pilot had no chance to eject, as the fighter-bomber disintegrated into a big fireball, raining flaming debris all over
13. “Do you know what cause that big fire to start?”
14. big fire, now he would not know where would he be
15. The couch they were sitting on, was flanked by two comfortable reclining armchairs, and faced a big fireplace (which shared the same chimney and was identical, except in size, to the fireplace in the living room directly below them)
16. The original house had the big fireplace and upstairs were a couple of other bedrooms
17. She looked up at Fritzing with a shiver to remark wonderingly that the room, in spite of its big fire and its smallness, was like ice, but her lips fell apart in a frozen stare and she gazed blankly past him at the wall behind his head
18. All that was missing was a big fire in the middle of every endless aisle, some guys in white coats dancing around it
19. The priests would light a big fire under the
20. He saw pebbles forming the large circle where the big fire was
21. didn't need big firepower to take out those two yahoos yesterday, but that axe sure was handy in
22. Ten years ago: ninetyfour he died yes that's right the big fire at Arnott's
23. There was a big fireplace that was bricked on the bottom, and the bricks was kept clean and red by pouring water on them and scrubbing them with another brick; sometimes they wash them over with red water-paint that they call Spanish-brown, same as they do in town
24. The kitchen had a clean stone floor and a big fireplace equipped with stands and hooks for cooking and boiling, far more than one woman would need for her own food
25. However, the chairs were comfortable, the wall was hung with tapestries of Bible scenes, and there was a big fireplace to keep the house cosy in winter
26. EASTER CAME EARLY IN the year 1350, and there was a big fire blazing in Merthin’ s hearth on the evening of Good Friday
27. A big firepit blazed in the center of camp, a woman with deep jowls and a distant stare was tending the flames, ignoring the cans of beans and soup that were turning black from the heat, their innards sizzling over
28. We built a big fire inside and cooked a fine meal that would have fed four
29. A big fire the night before had made personnel scarce, and we were told to wait at the main administrative tent until we could be processed
30. Everybody could see it was the same hair all stuck with her hairspray, you could smell it," said the sheriff, "but the DNA will be coming if you mean to bury the strands in that little cemetery of yours where you like to bury things and hold séances with big fires and such!"
31. You will see what a mood I was in when I say I felt as I had not since I, a very small boy indeed, ran away from home—it was one evening after I had been put to bed; I came back through the chilly night to take one last glimpse of the family that would soon be realizing how foolishly and wickedly unappreciative they had been of such a treasure as I; and when I saw them sitting about the big fire in the lamp light, heartlessly comfortable and unconcerned, it was all I could do to keep back the tears of self-pity—and I never saw them again