Usage of "stake the fire"

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Usage of stake the fire in anglès

She didn't want to stoke the fires that already raged between them. 
 Jewels 

If cooking on a barbecue, stoke the fire with a rosemary sprig. 
 The Guardian 

But it would not take much to stoke the fire further. 
 Reuters 

We don't want to do anything that will stoke the fires. 
 Mortal Allies 

A north west derby is just the thing to stoke the fire of desire, then. 
 The South African 

While Netanyahu tried to quickly dismiss the matter, Washington has continued to stoke the fires. 
 The Guardian 

Evangeline replaced the poker she'd used to stoke the fire and turned to face him. 
 Too wicked to kiss 

She knew she should stoke the fire. 
 Cold springs 

No need to stoke the fire. 
 Knife of dreams 

Now it was time to stoke the fires of his hatred and turn him into a complete zealot. 
 Sacrifice 

Those little details stoke the fire. 
 Wired 

He'd--"OO-oo-ough! "heshivered-he'dforgotten to stoke the fire. 
 The Man from the Bitter Roots 

This was the kindling that Merril used to stoke the fires of his accusations toward me about the consequences of my rebellion. 
 Escape 

I stayed up most of the night in the kitchen, having volunteered to stoke the fires and fill hot-water bottles for the wounded. 
 The Soul of the War 

John Lewis's managing director has warned that UK firms should not " stoke the fire" by encouraging heavy discounting on Black Friday. 
 BBC 

He always found a way to stoke the fires of his fanaticism for a community of his brainwashed believers whose faith in him continues. 
 Escape 

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Meanings of stake the fire in anglès