A coal fire burned in the grate, the red-shaded lamps gave a subdued but cheerful light; some impulse led me to cross over to the windows and draw aside the heavy hangings.
The very furniture of the little sitting-room had a different air, the room itself wore a mysterious aspect, and the cannel-coal fire seemed to give forth a special quality of unearthly light.
That was unaccountably smaller, and glowed with a sea-coal fire.
At my first dinner with the dons of my college, the company assembled about a huge sea-coal fire.
At the far end of the room is a sea-coal fire, above which shines the prow of a shell in which the college twice won the Ladies' Plate at Henley.
All this time I have had you seated in an armchair beside the sea-coal fire.
And now once more I am by my sea-coal fire, burning up cheerily in this bleak winter night.
Would this young man sit before a sea-coal fire in Gibraltar, one day, frozen, his life and honour nipped at the root by the triumphant hound who had tracked down his one fault?
He glanced about--a sea-coal fire burned in the tiny English grate.
Some ginger lozenges having lately fallen into my hands, I was not a little surprised to observe, accidentally, that when thrown into a coal fire, they suffered but little change.
Thaddeus, before his sea-coal fire, plotted such happy paths for Helen to walk in as an enlightened egoism showed would be best for Thaddeus.
Helen sat in a low chair before the sea-coal fire, and did not look up or turn her head.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coal fire" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
