Balls of fire spark
For the consequence of a negative event or accident to affect and harm the wrong person.
put out a fire
To solve an urgent problem.
put a fire into something
To heat a room to make it warm.
pull a fire
To create a cause or chance to make something happen or intensify.
start a fire
To quicken the progress or speed, or intensify the degree.
belch out[vomit] a fire
For a bullet to be shot from a gun.
belch out[vomit] a fire
For one's force to be strong.
seize a fire
To put out a fire.
set fire to something
To make someone have a strong feeling.
build a fire
To make someone have a strong feeling.
A light goes out
For a work or business to finish.
A fire breaks out
For one's feeling to become violent due to anger.
catch fire
For something to progress actively or become serious.
catch fire
To have a strong feeling.
catch fire
To keep getting phone calls.
A fire rises
For one's feeling to become violent due to anger.
Fire!
An exclamation used to inform others that a fire has broken out.
a stroke of good luck in the midst of misery
To be lucky that something is not much worse when a streak of misery strikes.
break[throw] one's brush
To quit writing a composition or letters.
put down one's brush
To wrap up one's writing.
put down one's brush
To quit writing a composition or letters.
raise a brush
To start writing.
raise a brush
To start writing a composition or letters.
as if it is raining
In the manner in which a great number of arrows or bullets fly or fall.
as if it is raining
In the manner in which a lot of tears or sweat fall.
when it rains and when it snows
Always; all the time.