It was he who fanned into flame this development.
It cannot be denied that they would be fanned upon, and great houses would be thrown open to them.
Much land of that height is fanned well.
Is that an unreasonable demand, or are you going to let this fire be fanned for several months with all the consequences that may ensue?
In this way they have fanned the flames of the problem and of inflation.
I think that in this matter the flames of prejudice have rather been fanned by an unreasonable outcry, often by those perhaps not entirely disinterested.
That is what has happened in this ghastly triangular conflict and it has fanned the flames of war still further.
Even quiet moments, intimate moments, lyrical moments, need that slight upwardtuning in order to carry to a throng of spectators who are fanned out in front of an apron stage.
