walk through fire造句

• Then he walks through fire to Brunnhilde and takes her for his bride.
• Instead, he walks through fires, saving lives.
• She has to walk through fire in nude in front of the Devi Mandir.
• I would walk through fire for her.
• Secondly, the finalists will literally walk through fire, or a fair TV approximation thereof.
• This was the filmmakers'walk through fire, a test of their mettle over the debilitating hazards of preproduction.
• "Bush has got to get people who'll be ready to walk through fire for him,"
• We would walk through fire for you, Caleb, but ultimately ( ital ) you ( unital ) must do the work of shaping your character.
• Once he was back out and explained himself, the chief asked, " You mean you would walk through fire for James Galway ?"
• ""'Walk Through Fire " "'is the twelfth album recorded by the English Raven for the Japanese King Records label.
• He performed additional production and remixing duties for Bad Company on " Walk Through Fire, " from their double platinum-selling Holy Water album on Atlantic Records.
• But here's some balm, from a man who walks through fire : " I'm not supposed to be making $ 40, 000 a year.
• A book to handle with asbestos gloves, but well worth the walk through fire .  Lambda Award-winner Rebecca Brown called it  an incredibly powerful book . 
• Every year during the first Sunday of Chitirai month, some people, who have been fasting for the previous forty days, walk through fire to get the blessings of the Amman.
• "I would walk through fire for him, " said Connie Muir, a Roman Catholic who took him in to live with her family when it became too cold to sleep outside.
• The first single, " Walk Through Fire ", created some initial buzz for the band in the Vancouver area . " Way to Go, Einstein " disbanded peacefully in 2010 after several months of stagnation.
• "She is willing to walk through fire and take hectoring and ridicule that most people don't have the stomach for, " said Thomas W . Carroll, president of Change New York, a conservative advocacy group.
• Without ever betraying any sense of awareness that Sassoon was one of those charmed souls who could walk through fire and remain unscathed ( he in fact lived until 1967 ), Wilby justifies the poet's arrogant air by underpinning it with believable moral passion.