Examples of using Setting fire in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Do you enjoy setting fire to things?
Setting fire to our insides for fun♪.
She's been arrested for setting fire to a car.
He loves setting fire to things and he hates women.
The kids claim to have seen a bum setting fire to trash.
After setting fire to the home, the woman drove away with the 8-year-old girl.
You won't destroy government by setting fire to the White House.
Leo setting fire to the tree house parallels him setting fire to the restaurant.
One day, Han and his clan friend, Dancer,confront three young wizards setting fire to the sacred mountain of Hamalea.
When the Cardassians started setting fire to the village I tried to talk to them to reason with them.
Zhu Rongchang,a mainland Chinese farmer has been jailed for three weeks after setting fire to a Chinese flag in Hong Kong.
While they tried setting fire to the bridge, they also attacked the city itself with siege engines.[19].
She has no previous criminal convictions, though has been investigated for at least three offences-one of which involved allegedly setting fire to clothing in a store.
Setting fire is permitted only in restricted areas, if the operator of the lake does not decree other way.
What for an alien might be seen as something recreational, setting fire to a truck, derailing a train, is for us obviously an extremely destructive act.
Setting fire to a forest or other living beings, human or not, is a crime that degrades the human condition.
It is deplorable that hundreds of armed Kyrgyz men stormed the city streets,shooting civilians and setting fire to shops, choosing their targets purely on the basis of ethnicity.
We have not tried setting fire to the office towers, packing their blackened skeletons with dirt, and planting them with millions of flowers.
The Belgrade Higher Court has handed down suspended sentences of five andsix months to four indictees charged with setting fire to the US embassy in 2008.
You have tripped the cascade, setting fire to the forest, causing inflammation, tangles, and cell death.
When those inside the church shouted their acclaim for the newly crowned king, the Norman guards outside- fearing that thecries heralded an English uprising- began setting fire to houses in the vicinity.
Setting fire to refugee camps, pushing back boats from piers, physical violence inflicted upon asylum seekers or turning a blind eye to poor and helpless people: that is not Europe.
Bill Croelick's stainless steel cigarette lighter, making sure his prints were still on it, made a copy of Lisa Barnes' license, stolen a car, pushed it off a cliff,chopping off her hands and feet while discarding them en route after setting fire to herself.
The child is left alone, accidentally setting fire to the house, and therefore forced to start wandering in this wild and hostile world, whose laws are extremely severe.
Practicing the right to the freedom of expression is not compatible with the damaging of the sledge fence surrounding the Nation's Christmas Tree, which is for children in need,or with stealing or setting fire to those sledges.
Nusra al-Enezi, the other Kuwaiti, was convicted of setting fire to a tent in 2009 during a wedding party for her husband, killing 57 people, many of them women and children.
There is no woman living along the frontier who has not dreamed of a dark barbarian hand coming from under the bed to grip her ankle, no man who has not frightened himself with visions of the barbarians carousing in his home,breaking the plates, setting fire to the curtains, raping his daughters.
Nevertheless he did not venture to fight for the defence of the Batavian capital,but carrying off property that could be removed, and setting fire to the remainder, he retreated into the island, aware that there were not vessels enough for constructing a bridge, and that the Roman army could not cross the river in any other way.
The definition used in this opinion covers collective violence perpetrated in public spaces, taking the form of attacks against local inhabitants belonging to a particular ethnic group or against the police, as well as the destruction that accompanies looting,such as setting fire to public buildings, cars, etc.
Kenny Richey, a Scot who has spent 19 years on death row in an Ohio prison, and whose conviction was overturned last month, became engaged to a Glasgow mother of four, Karen Torley, who started writing to him in Since then, she has changed her surname to Richey and has campaigned tirelessly to prove hedidn't murder a two-year-old girl after allegedly setting fire to his ex-girlfriend's home.