Examples of using Setting fire in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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I don't remember anyone mentioning setting fire to a cow with a load of fireworks on it.
stuffing his prison uniform down a toilet, setting fire to his bed, and frequently crafting homemade weapons.
rather steep slopes, setting fire to the landscape with their yellows and browns.
rotating around the character and setting fire to enemies.
crowds rampaged through the streets, setting fire to buildings, looting shops
Urban blacks demonstrated their power and audacity by setting fire to buildings in a number of cities.
esoyblise a piece of pork he had with him, and he's setting fire to psithi.
I'm setting fire to the life that I knowWe start a fire everywhere that we goWe starting fires,
killing, setting fire, raping and other atrocities.
unlawful warfare in the city of New York by setting fire thereto.
When the Cardassians started setting fire to the village I tried to talk to them to reason with them.
will not leave us in our tranquility, Setting fire, hand over that money.
The younger, more reckless brother did not remove the fire correctly and ended up setting fire to the world.
After setting fire to large portions of the city,
When the enemy besieged Rome, Camillus slew most invaders on Mount Marcius, setting fire to their palisades during the windy hours of dawn.
I would be willing to bet whatever life I got left that the guy doing this is setting fire to everybody you and me love.
looting shops and homes and setting fire to properties and buildings.
Years ago… warriors disoriented their enemies… by setting fire to bushels of straw soaked in grease…
the Volsci who had both been setting fire to farmlands around Rome.
On Sunday, residents attended a fourth rally against the water shortage, blocking a highway and setting fire to a bus.