| It is possible to redistribute land to the landless without setting the country on fire. |
| They started on fire and an accurate cross kick from scrum half Barry Corbett put right winger Jon Cole in for an early unconverted try. |
| And I was half expecting everyone to be their normal selves, and instantly get along like a house on fire. |
| Defoe is a match winner and is on fire following his first international goal for England. |
| If it is partly the aim of a literary festival to enthuse new, young readers, these two readings don't look like setting them on fire. |
| The two of them had got on like a house on fire though, as they shared the same sense of humour, though they didn't have much else in common. |
