firebrand

He offered me the firebrand and took another for himself.

His own career began in the military, making him an unlikely firebrand.

A firebrand must come into contact with the dead fuel.

But the end was the same, whoever tossed in the firebrands.

"There will be many killed or hurt, but- Well, bring in the young firebrand."

Once it had cost her nothing to be the firebrand that would burn whole cities down.

Lifting it up, he thrust the firebrand out before him.

Either she is the firebrand or the emotional sensitive types.

"The firebrand has gotten smarter about where the fire goes," he said.

Communal violence broke out as the issue was taken up by firebrands.

He was known as a firebrand in student politics.

Still holding their firebrands high and singing, the people climbed on board.

Talk like that makes a visitor expect a feminist firebrand.

Instead, a female incarnation of Firebrand was introduced into the series.

"This guy is more likely to be a moderate centrist than a firebrand."

The main thing is to gain time and stave off the firebrands.

The two firebrands, who will soon set the architectural world on its ear, are deep in conversation.

Among these was a tall firebrand of a patriot in his middle twenties.

Punisher then shoots Firebrand in the back of the head.

Couples who caught the firebrands would both mark themselves in the same way, as a sign of love and commitment.

Pursuit of the firebrands was useless, but battle still offered.

Yet nothing in his manner suggests a political firebrand.

Among opposition leaders, who fall into two general groups, the cautious and the firebrand, there was no question about his place in the former camp.

Nor did he have the posture of a firebrand.

We have firebrands in our center seats, hungry to take back the Empire by any means necessary.