Examples of 'everything in the fire' in a sentence
Meaning of "everything in the fire"
everything in the fire: This phrase symbolically refers to a complete obliteration or destruction of all possessions, relationships, or aspects of life, as if consumed by flames
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everything in the fire
You did not lose everything in the fire.
Any donation made will go to the Shabaz-Williams family who lost everything in the fire.
You lost everything in the fire.
So you can find the boy who lost everything in the fire.
He lost everything in the fire.
Taylor and Rachel lost almost everything in the fire.
Put everything in the fire.
We lost practically everything in the fire.
I lost everything in the fire.
I thought you said you lost everything in the fire.
Go . Put everything in the fire.
Actually no, let us just throw everything in the fire.
Look, we lost everything in the fire.
Let us pack our things . Actually no, let us just throw everything in the fire.
Twenty-four families lost everything in the fire and more than 40 people were left homeless.
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And it will not stop us now. We can't--we lost practically everything in the fire.
I guess they lost everything in the fire.
We can not … we lost practically everything in the fire.
There was parties for everything in the fire service.
Hill 's said his family lost everything in the fire.
You said you lost everything in the fire.
His family had lost everything in the fire.
Asapace said they lost everything in the fire.
Overmyer said they lost everything in the fire.
Province, have lost everything in the fire.
Unfortunately, they lost everything in the fire.
It was tragic! We lost everything in the fire.
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