catch fire造句

cause sth to explode or catch fire

These thatched roofs frequently catch fire.

The papers in the waste paper basket catch fire.

The blast caused several buildings to catch fire.

The dry grass catch fire, but we beat it out.

For the first time the campaign began to catch fire.

Makeshift cookers also catch fire easily, maiming and killing.

A building that can catch fire easily or is difficult to escape from in the event of fire.

The fire was severe enough to cause several other vehicles parked nearby to catch fire as well.

Later I was told they were automatic sprinklers, in case the clouds catch fire.

On the other hand, at greater distances, only those most easily ignitable will catch fire.

Experts say aging bus parts and accessories are easy to catch fire.

It may also melt or boil or cook or catch fire or explode.

In modern cities, most people live or work in tall buildings. If we are careless about fire, it's easy to catch fire.

The viral video story goes like this: a video will be uploaded to YouTube and it will (magically) catch fire.

In this rainy night, in this Rosenmun upstairs, the people who can catch fire are not ordinary people.

According to witnesses, the second jolt caused his blood vessels to burst and his skin to catch fire.

Of course, you can also do stupid things with NiMH batteries that would cause them to perish or catch fire.

It is easy to catch fire when throwing a lighted cigarette in a forest in dry weather.

And as any girl scout knows, twigs catch light more readily than branches, so a twiggy sort of plant can catch fire more readily than its non-twiggy sister.

Yes, they are dreams to drive, but they also can catch fire, veer into ponds or impale pedestrians on their hood ornaments.

Regular cleaning water filter, such as a water heater water is little, cannot catch fire wait for a phenomenon, may have dirt clogging.

Hope rose again in his heart, like damp firewood which won't catch fire but has begun to smoke, and it seemed everything would work out.

Kobe began to catch fire half way through the first, instead of the third, giving Los Angeles a 17 point lead after one quarter.

"Then, on the fifteenth day of the third month, a fire broke out in Gourd Temple --the monk preparing the sacrifice carelessly let a pan of oil catch fire and soon the window paper was alight."

Smoke and flame swept the sky and the earth, flashing red clouds to catch fire. As if propylene swept away thousands of miles, the fire could burn thousands of homes.

When the electric blanket is on fire, pull out the plug first, then sprinkle water on the bed to extinguish the fire. Do not uncover the sheets, otherwise the air will enter the smoking bed and it will catch fire easily.

If a system is programmed to run different materials, there's a small chance that the exhaust bellows can catch fire, which can be catastrophic-especially if no one is in the plant.

Shanghai General Motors Company says it is recalling almost a quarter-million cars to repair faulty fuel lines that can cause the vehicles to stop working or catch fire.

As early as the 7th century B.C., people used simple magnifying glasses to concentrate the light of the sun into beams so hot they would cause wood to catch fire.

If you want to worry more, you don't have a long life. Knowing this, there are still a lot of people moth to catch fire, tragic and sad. Is it too much we ask for, or is it the only way for everyone to have one or more paragraphs?

People always sigh for moths to catch fire. People always sneer at fish, and people always laugh at themselves. But if you think about it carefully, is there such a tragedy of desire around us? The heart is not enough for the snake to swallow the elephant.