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1. A couple of large [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough] fell off the tree during the storm.
2. Michel E. Montaign once suggested that a good marriage [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough] friendship rather than love.
3. New firefighters go through a series of [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough] fires as part of their training.
4. He is very family-[blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough], and isn't interested in getting promoted if it means he will have less time to spend with his children.
5. When the Americans placed a tariff on Russian steel coming into the U.S., the Russians [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough] by placing an embargo on American chicken imports.
6. Be careful you don't touch the [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough] pipe when you get on the motorcycle; it is really hot.
7. The fire [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough] the house within minutes.
8. Dissidents say the attempts at [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough] of their voices will only make them stronger.
9. Zig Ziglar once stated that when you are [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough] on yourself, life is going to be infinitely easier on you.
10. A dozen prisoners escaped from jail when a fire started, and all the doors were unlocked to let firemen fight the [blazeconsumedexhaustlimbsorientedresemblesretaliatedsimulatedsuppressiontough].