fan the flames

- You fan the flames.

- hoping to fan the flames of revolution.

. ..trying to fan the flames with Richie Aprile?

And all these loud clothes and jungle rhythms... only serve to fan the flames...

As Santa ana winds continue to fan the flames, authorities have ordered the evacuation of dozens of homes.

- You fan the flames.

- hoping to fan the flames of revolution.

. ..trying to fan the flames with Richie Aprile?

And all these loud clothes and jungle rhythms... only serve to fan the flames...

As Santa ana winds continue to fan the flames, authorities have ordered the evacuation of dozens of homes.

Just fans the flames?

Knowing his danger, Hunter fans the flames of lawless abandon among his followers.

Shaftesbury - little sincerity himself - fans the flames of rebellion in London.I am prepared.

Just fans the flames?

Knowing his danger, Hunter fans the flames of lawless abandon among his followers.

Shaftesbury - little sincerity himself - fans the flames of rebellion in London.I am prepared.

And it appears these robberies have further fanned the flames of a raging turf war between two of L.A. 's most notorious kingpins.

Both sides wanted war, both sides fanned the flames of bigotry to get it, and in the end, we almost destroyed the only habitable planet that we've got.

His departure has fanned the flames of village gossip, which I do not believe for a minute.

Napoleon wrote that military blunders and domestic catastrophes fanned the flames of the French Revolution.

Some say his stoicism in the face of such excess is what fanned the flames of the Puritan revolt.

'And here is fanning the flames of salsa.'

And morally speaking, what you're doing is actually fanning the flames of superstition.

But Caesar's firebrands fell on the houses around the harbour, the wind fanning the flames until they streaked across the roofs as fast as meteors.

But my loving brother knew, how to keep fanning the flames, without himself getting burnt.

During his campaign, Eisenhower had in fact on little to lower the cold war temperature, fanning the flames of anti-Sovietism with calls to move beyond the democrats' containment to a republican liberation of the Eastern Block.

And it appears these robberies have further fanned the flames of a raging turf war between two of L.A. 's most notorious kingpins.

Both sides wanted war, both sides fanned the flames of bigotry to get it, and in the end, we almost destroyed the only habitable planet that we've got.

His departure has fanned the flames of village gossip, which I do not believe for a minute.

Napoleon wrote that military blunders and domestic catastrophes fanned the flames of the French Revolution.

Some say his stoicism in the face of such excess is what fanned the flames of the Puritan revolt.

'And here is fanning the flames of salsa.'

And morally speaking, what you're doing is actually fanning the flames of superstition.

But Caesar's firebrands fell on the houses around the harbour, the wind fanning the flames until they streaked across the roofs as fast as meteors.

But my loving brother knew, how to keep fanning the flames, without himself getting burnt.

During his campaign, Eisenhower had in fact on little to lower the cold war temperature, fanning the flames of anti-Sovietism with calls to move beyond the democrats' containment to a republican liberation of the Eastern Block.