take fire

Despite all this, the show as a whole never quite took fire.

He'd been taking Fire ever since it first came out.

I hope the guys who are taking fire can wait.

If we take fire, don't even try to get out.

It seemed for a moment that her hair itself had taken fire.

She took fire out of her bag in order to see his face.

Within a few minutes, they began taking fire from both sides of the street.

It looked almost as if the sky had taken fire.

From it they took fire to light and heat their own homes.

"When we first started taking fire, I just looked to the right and saw seven or eight guys shooting back at us."

It took fire officials at least an hour to get to the scene, Jones said.

Will it take fires to move them to a better place?

Simpson is then told that he must stand his ground and take fire.

They fired on the French and took fire in return.

His job is to take fire and try to survive it by going to ground.

Five minutes later we were taking fire from the heavy engines on top of Four.

If one put a candle near her she would take fire, fast enough!

"When they start taking fire you are actually in the fight with them.

They were taking fire now from guards around the target.

Maybe he'd never taken fire before and had run, blowing his advantage.

It was a marvel the place did not take fire.

As the words were spoken, the pattern took fire at their feet.

She expected to find the passage filled with people, come to tell her that the house in the city had taken fire.

The helicopter touched down right where we took fire only minutes earlier.