eating fire造句

• The greatest gastronomic distress came from eating fire cakes.
• He is also considered as a protector of poets and an enemy of flesh-eating fire.
• "Majesties Lost " in Eating Fire, Tasting Blood : Breaking the Silence of the American Indian Holocaust.
• His act also included eating fire until he learned that the chemicals used in the trick could seep into his liver.
• Reed is left alone to improvise acts such as playing the William Tell Overture on his larynx and eating fire before calling for intermission.
• But eating fired chicken with a fork at my in-laws'Easter dinner was tantamount to admitting a blood relationship with General Sherman.
• Sometimes she finds herself carefully dismantling her children's fantasies _ Daniel muses about his father surviving in the wreckage by eating fire, or his laptop.
• Other than sound fire safety precautions and some practical advice regarding the laws of physics ( i . e . " hot air rises " ), there are few secrets to eating fire.
• This year _ isn't it gnarly ? _ be prepared to present your answer in the form of an interpretive ballet, piano concerto or poem recited while clog dancing and eating fire.
• This year _ isn't it gnarly ? _ be prepared to present your answer in the form of an interpretive ballet, piano concerto or poem recited while clog dancing and eating fire.
• The troupe's pied piper is Laliberte, a pony-tailed, high school dropout who worked Quebec streets playing accordion, stilt walking and eating fire before forming Cirque 15 years ago.
• The Queen sees that this wizard is different  instead of juggling or eating fire, he walks up the steps to her throne and sings to her, asking her if she " remembers the time " they were together.
• She won the Louis Braille Adult Audio Book of the year for her novel " On the Goddess Rock " in 1999 . Some of her works include her novels : " The Last Time I saw my Mother and " Eating Fire and Drinking Water ".
• He often performed solo works in free verse based on the lives of the " grand dames " of history, including Lucrezia Borgia, Jocasta, Medea, Lola Montez, Nefertiti, Clytemnestra, and eating fire, turning cartwheels, and doing splits and other acrobatic feats.
• On a platform in front of the World's Weirdest Women tent ( Tortellina the Turtle Girl, Grace Walker the Four-Legged Enigma and Sadistica, Empress of Pain are only a few of the promised W . W . W . ), a very small elderly man is eating fire.
• And yet, McDermott always manages to gather others to his suburban firewalks, which, along with strolls on coals, may include any of the following : Walking on broken glass; breaking bricks, boards or rocks with bare hands; eating fire; falling off a ladder; bending rebar with one's throat; or piercing oneself with a five-inch doll needle.
• Strictly speaking, a sideshow was any attraction that required separate housing and separate admission on a circus lot, but it has long been synonymous with the exhibition of human oddities : congenital oddities, such as the explosive or stunted development that produced giants or midgets; or elective oddities, such as extensive tattooing or anomalous skills _ swallowing swords, eating fire or decapitating, with one's teeth, small fowl.
• "I never had to force him to eat fire, " says CNN Medical Unit director Carol Kinstle, who says an earlier Gupta special about fire-eaters, deep-sea divers and others pushing the edge of the human envelope showcases the essence of Gupta . " We could have done that whole show without it, but I knew when the producer brought back that tape, he would be on it eating fire ."