Kindling example sentences

Related (8): firewood, twigs, branches, logs, fuel, tinder, combustibles, brush

"Kindling" Example Sentences

He gathered dead leaves and twigs to use as kindling for the campfire.
She collected small sticks and dry grass to help get the fire started with kindling.
The wood shavings acted as perfect kindling to get the bonfire going.
The boy scout taught the younger scouts how to properly prepare kindling for the fire.
They stuffed newspaper under the logs to use as kindling for the yule log.
The old newspapers and cardboard boxes provided plenty of kindling for the backyard fire pit.
Scraps of wood from the sawmill work made excellent kindling for their camp stoves.
He carefully arranged the tinder and kindling around the larger logs in the fireplace.
They added more kindling to the fire to build up the flames.
The stick of fatwood resin acted as a perfect fire starter without any additional kindling.
They saved dry pine needles to use as kindling the next time they had a campfire.
The boy arranged small twigs and bark as kindling around the tepee fire setup.
The fire required plenty of kindling to get burning hot enough to cook their meals.
The woman placed crumpled paper and dry leaves as kindling under the brush pile before lighting it on fire.
The branch was so resinous it served as its own kindling without any extra tinder.
The bundle of dried grasses and sticks provided just enough kindling to start the bonfire.
She stuffed dry grass into nooks and crannies of the log cabin to use as hidden kindling.
He carefully stacked small pieces of kindling above the tinder in a tipi shape.
They added bundles of small twigs as kindling to the fire pit to build up the flames.
Curling birch bark made excellent kindling for lighting camp stoves.
The ranger warned the campers to properly prepare their kindling before lighting fires.
The scrap lumber from building the shed served as excellent kindling for their annual pig roast.
The matches quickly lit the bundled kindling they had prepared beforehand.
Smoke billowed from the brush pile as the kindling caught fire and spread to the larger branches.
The finely chopped wood shavings caught fire almost immediately to help ignite the kindling.
They stacked pieces of crumpled newspaper as kindling around the prearranged logs.
The old man gently placed small sticks of kindling onto the glowing embers of the campfire.
The fire started slowly, feeding carefully on the small pieces of kindling.
The boy stacked small sticks of kindling in a teepee shape around the paper tinder.
Smoke began rising from the pile of kindling as the fire caught and spread to the larger logs.
She lit the fire with a match before placing larger pieces of kindling on top.
The fine shavings acted as excellent tinder to catch a spark and ignite the surrounding kindling.
They built a pyramid of dry sticks to act as kindling for the bonfire.
The kindling began to catch fire and the flames spread quickly to the larger logs.
They stacked newspaper, twigs and dry grass as kindling under the metal fire pit grate.
She arranged curls of birch bark and small twigs as kindling in a cone shape.
The scraps of pine wood served as perfect kindling for the annual neighborhood block party firepit.
The carefully arranged kindling burst into flames the moment a match was lit.
Flames rapidly spread from the kindling to the larger pieces of stacked firewood.
Smoke began rising from the pile of crumpled newspaper kindling.
They stuffed dry leaves between the split logs to act as hidden kindling.
The old branches caught fire almost immediately after the kindling was lit.
Bundles of small sticks and dry grass formed the base layer of kindling for the campfire.
The heap of crumpled paper and twigs quickly caught fire to act as kindling.
Small sticks of kindling were arranged in a basket weave pattern under the larger logs.
The stack of birch bark shavings and small twigs made perfect kindling for lighting the yule log.
Metal shavings from the workshop served as excellent kindling for the annual bonfire night celebration.
The stack of kindling burst into flames the moment a match was struck.
Flames licked at the larger pieces of wood as they fed on the bed of kindling below.
Thin strips of wood easily ignited to serve as kindling for the campfire.
The dry leaves tucked under the logs acted as hidden kindling for the campfire.
The resinous branch served as its own kindling, catching fire the moment a match was lit.
They arranged dried grasses and twigs in a cone shape to serve as excellent kindling.
Bundles of small sticks were carefully arranged as kindling under the charred logs.
Dry pine needles formed an excellent base layer of kindling under the larger sticks.
The carefully stacked kindling burst into flames the moment the match was applied.
Flames quickly spread from the bed of kindling to the larger pieces of stacked firewood.
Smoke billowed from the pile of crumpled paper and small sticks used as kindling.
They stuffed newspaper into the gaps between the split logs to serve as hidden kindling.
Thin strips of bark and small twigs formed the perfect base layer of kindling for the bonfire.