be on fire

'Don't worry. dear. All the cigarettes will be on fire sooner orlater. ' He said with a smile.

In the scene when Denethor burns Faramir on the pyre, the pyre could not truly be on fire because Gandalf's horse would not go near it.

Perhaps someone saw a common peacock backlit by the setting sun, and believed the bird to be on fire.

If not be on fire, regardless of oil gas or diesel, other including seats, general won't cause large combustion on fire.

But at the theater my brain still seemed to be on fire.

Your imagination will be on fire, so present your ideas with confidence, no matter how daring they may be.

This pile of paper couldn't be on fire itself. Someone must have done it on purpose.

You. Me. We used to be on fire.

When I held up my hand, it, too, seemed to be on fire.

' 'Don't worry, dear. All the cigarettes will be on fire sooner or later.

In that case, the whole house would be on fire.

Oh, then your barn must be on fire.

can stars be on fire? of course not.

Look at that smoke. That building must be on fire.

Your career will be on fire May 9, at the full moon, operative May 7 to 13.

Look at that smoke, That buiding must be on fire.

burn v. & n. be on fire