Примеры использования Kindling на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Moscow has passed 50 thousand people Marche of the peace against war, kindling hatred and hostility between Russia and Ukraine;
is exacerbating social tensions and kindling strife around the world.
Light the load by putting the kindling(firestarter blocks, birch bark, newspaper) on the grate and placing the chopped wood on top of the kindling figure 6.
people from the streets, kindling a passion for this work.
So I dropped my kindling', and I run as fast as I could,
You know, those abandoned trees in that lot Were just gonna be kindling the day after christmas,
The only thing that ever stood between you and a pile of kindling was your husband, and he's dead.
2 dozen fist-sized basaltic rocks, kindling, a couple of shovels,
Page Rather than drafting documents transforming reality into lies, kindling animosity, distrust
tempura kindling, seasoned sauce"sambadzu" and olive oil.
Suddenly in the wood beyond The Water a flame leapt up--probably somebody lighting a wood-fire-and he thought of plundering dragons settling on his quiet Hill and kindling it all to flames.
targeted at the violent overthrow of the state system and kindling of the social, national
in a cottage there is even a wood for kindling fireplaces and aromatic oils for sauna.
each of which demanded to stop manic rate of Russian leader on kindling of war and preservation forever the criminal authority.
propagation of the Russian mass-media, kindling hatred and hostility between people and peoples.
an infrastructure of brotherly Ukraine, kindling hatred and hostility between peoples.
Baltic language experts at the University of Latvia's Modern Languages Department concluded that the contest's charter did not violate criminal law provisions on kindling ethnic hatred.
which has untied the company on kindling of hatred and hostility between people,
tyranny and kindling in people of low
of dreary soul-killing Materialism, the ancient Priest-Initiates have become, in the opinion of our learned generations, the synonyms of clever impostors, kindling the fires of superstition in order to obtain an easier sway over the minds of men.