How To Use Catch fire In A Sentence
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It also looks at crinolines (more inconvenient than painful and dangerous - although they did have a tendency to catch fire) and bustles.
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It is thought an electrical fault caused the humidifier to catch fire.
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Some 60,000 catch fire every year, killing several hundred people and injuring over 10,000.
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Our investigation found that costumes from major high street retailers were quick to catch fire, with flames spreading fast.
The Sun
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The first half took time to catch fire as play was constantly interrupted by the referee's whistle.
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And there is a remote possibility that battery chargers can catch fire.
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These thatched roofs frequently catch fire .
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Wooden ships were often hit by lightning and their masts could blow up, the sails and rigging catch fire and the crew be killed or inJured.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most of the ships are tankers so the oil residues can catch fire too.
Times, Sunday Times
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The electricity sparked and sections of the subway began to catch fire.
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Paper is apt to catch fire.
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Our investigation found that costumes from major high street retailers were quick to catch fire, with flames spreading fast.
The Sun
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Wooden ships were often hit by lightning and their masts could blow up, the sails and rigging catch fire and the crew be killed or inJured.
Times, Sunday Times
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The incident happened last Tuesday when sun on a glass ball ornament acted as a magnifying glass, causing the curtains of an upstairs bedroom to catch fire.
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Wooden ships were often hit by lightning and their masts could blow up, the sails and rigging catch fire and the crew be killed or inJured.
Times, Sunday Times
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Our investigation found that costumes from major high street retailers were quick to catch fire, with flames spreading fast.
The Sun
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And then, once they'd turned their backs for a minute to do something else, we could see my pizza catch fire and eventually blacken to a cinder.
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Thus was devised an apparently skillful method of deflecting his perceived humiliation, which in reality is no humiliation at all, by pouring vitriol on the nation lest his own face catch fire.
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These thatched roofs frequently catch fire .
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Our investigation found that costumes from major high street retailers were quick to catch fire, with flames spreading fast.
The Sun
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Our investigation found that costumes from major high street retailers were quick to catch fire, with flames spreading fast.
The Sun
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Thanks to the efforts of the fire brigade, he said, the peat below the mosses did not catch fire and damage was limited to the surface vegetation of around five per cent of the mosses.
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Composites recoil or bounce as they absorb much of the energy from a slow blow, and they don't catch fire as readily either.
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He recalled how passengers wearing nylon underwear felt their pants catch fire going down the slides.
Times, Sunday Times
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She took the pile of papers and neatly arranged them for the last time before she struck the match and let the edges of the paper slowly catch fire and turn to ash.
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It was a thoroughly unsatisfactory way to concede the three points but entirely in keeping with a game that never threatened to catch fire.
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Paper is apt to catch fire.
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Open flames, cigarettes, matches, lighters, pilot lights, or electric sparks can cause the chemicals in the paint strippers to suddenly catch fire.
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A match alone will not make a big log catch fire.
Times, Sunday Times
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The judge found that it was not foreseeable that the fuel would catch fire.
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The refugee camps are a tinderbox waiting to catch fire.
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It may also melt or boil or cook or catch fire or explode.
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A fault in the drying cycle means that the machine overheats and can catch fire.
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Paper is apt to catch fire.
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The tinder is there for rebellion to catch fire across British society.
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Furthermore, while maiden Lavinia stands beside her father feeding the altars with holy fuel, she was seen, oh, horror! to catch fire in her long tresses, and burn with flickering flame in all her array, her queenly hair lit up, lit up her jewelled circlet; till, enwreathed in smoke and lurid light, she scattered fire over all the palace.
The Aeneid of Virgil
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Our investigation found that costumes from major high street retailers were quick to catch fire, with flames spreading fast.
The Sun
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Electrical sparks from fans may increase the chance of flammable paint strippers fumes to catch fire.
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IBM has demanded the return of up to 117,000 monitors because they might catch fire.
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The judge found that it was not foreseeable that the fuel would catch fire.
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But one yearns for more of the chaotic bravado that drove their early work: amid dreamy harmonies and jangly guitar lines, only the crescendoing title track and rumbling freak-out "North Parade" truly catch fire.
The Coral: Butterfly House
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Richard Lugar or commentator Pat Buchanan have yet to catch fire.
