| In the case of the pyromaniac, his justification is defeated by the true statement that striking the match will not cause it to ignite. |
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| I may not have mentioned my pyromaniac tendencies before, but one thing leads to another and so soon we had built not so much a bonfire as a conflagration. |
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| Let us finally bury this damaging treaty and stop playing at pyromaniac firefighters. |
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| The chief government whip is acting like a pyromaniac who happens to be the fire chief. |
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| Whether you choose a crazy pyromaniac or a disciplinarian commander, the way you see the battlefield will completely change. |
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| The Syrian regime is a pyromaniac that has never hesitated to cause problems for Lebanon, Jordan or Iraq. |
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| The pyromaniac is caught and confesses to the arson attacks. |
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| Above all, it leads to the policy of a pyromaniac fireman in the Balkans, where all the political, social and environmental consequences still have to be reckoned up. |
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| Applicants with violent or pyromaniac tendencies are easy to strike from the list of candidates. |
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| Suppose, for example, that the hearers of the utterance include a fireman, a pyromaniac, and a person who happens to know that the speaker is a pathological liar. |
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| The album also demonstrates the extraordinary density of pyromaniac gimmicks that animate their insane live acts, that can also be heard in a bare state in the instrumental version of the album. |
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| Mia plays the character of Agatha Weiss, a pyromaniac in the film. |
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| The Education Minister's approach to these numerous challenges is akin to that of a pyromaniac, lighting fires everywhere and now many of them are raging out of control. |
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| Tony Martin will saddle Pyromaniac and the horse could light up a huge crowd for the Hurdle. |
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| He will be joined on the journey over by Gordon Elliott's Bayan, Tony T Martin's Pyromaniac and Arthur Moore's Sea Beat. |
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| Earlier, Pyromaniac, runner-up to Nicky Henderson's Snake Eyes at Punchestown last time, looks the one to beat in the rated hurdle. |
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| The Tony Martin-trained Pyromaniac, disappointing over hurdles in Galway last time, and Killarney winner Hudson's Bay are among the dangers to the Ballylinch Stud-owned filly. |
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| Martin's best chance of victory looks to be with Pyromaniac. |
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| Racing off a mark of 73, What Lies Ahead finished a close third behind last week's Killarney maiden hurdle winner Pyromaniac and Pivot Bridge, a 117-rated hurdler. |
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