Examples of 'fan the flames' in a sentence
Meaning of "fan the flames"
~ This phrase is a metaphorical expression that means to intensify or exacerbate a conflict, problem, or situation. It implies the act of adding fuel to a fire, further increasing its strength and intensity. "Fan the flames" is often used to describe actions or behaviors that amplify tensions or escalate an already heated situation
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- To intensify or worsen an already difficult situation.
How to use "fan the flames" in a sentence
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fan the flames
You fan the flames of a civil war.
You will just fan the flames.
Come fan the flames with me.
That will only fan the flames.
Help fan the flames of passion in each member.
Seek those who fan the flames.
Fan the flames of your passion.
They seek to fan the flames of discord.
Running around will simply fan the flames.
We should fan the flames over there.
Corden does not plan to fan the flames.
Hoping to fan the flames of revolution.
They are doing everything they can to fan the flames.
It would only fan the flames further.
Fan the flames surrounding us.
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Some did try to fan the flames.
You fan the flames.
Killing cops to fan the flames.
And fan the flames.
I have no desire to fan the flames.
Come to fan the flames of passion.
You clearly are only here to fan the flames.
By helping to fan the flames of an uprising.
Fan the flames of discontent.
Bremer will fan the flames.
Let us fan the flames and we will both feel the heat.
Just do not fan the flames.
Air forced into the top of an incinerator or boiler to fan the flames.
We need to fan the flames of passion.
And you just sit back and fan the flames.
We need to fan the flames of faith.
The mainstream media will continue to try and fan the flames of war.
Tried to fan the flames of separation.
Though today we continue in essence to fan the flames of foolishness.
Weapons fan the flames of conflict.
Nor can parents be relied upon to fan the flames of learning.
Let them fan the flames of your faith.
We will not allow ignorant splinter groups to fan the flames of sectarianism.
We had to fan the flames to keep the fire going.
I am afraid we are required to fan the flames of our charade.
We need to fan the flames and then control the burn.
Be careful that your words do not fan the flames of the argument.
Those who fan the flames of intolerance and violence must be held accountable.
Troubles and sectarianism fan the flames of such fires.
So they fan the flames of hatred until the people no longer use reason.
Do you think he wants to fan the flames of the volcano.
Fan the flames of the spiritual gifts God gave you.
They do nothing but fan the flames of hatred for us.
Fan the Flames was so good.
I merely fan the flames.
