When it's time, extinguish the candles as you make your way to the bedroom.
A golden pocket watch in several works seems to affirm notions of time passing, extinguishing life as it goes.
Thus, providing adequate time for extinguishing the fire and/or evacuating people trapped in the fire must be a key aspect of a post-earthquake fire (PEF) safety strategy.
Liverpool never looked like recovering from that blow and any faint hopes they had of forcing extra time were extinguished when Slimani added a second.
To go deeper, have students read the Times overview, "Extinguishing the Fear at the Roots of Anxiety" to learn about anxiety's neural roots, and how the brain records and consolidates in memory the frightening events that set off long-term anxiety — and how to treat it.
9 P.M. (Fox) HELL'S KITCHEN Time to extinguish the flame: Rock Harper, a 30-year-old executive chef from Spotsylvania, Va., above with Bonnie Muirhead, a 26-year-old nanny and personal chef from Los Angeles, compete for the head honcho position at the Green Valley Ranch Resort and Spa near Las Vegas in this third-season finale.
He said there had not been time to extinguish the flare when the Elgin platform was evacuated, as the safety of staff had been the priority.
Tempted to believe animals created for a definite time:—not extinguished by changed circumstances" (Herbert 1987, p. 62)—the latter point a return to Brocchi's views apparently originally learned from Lyell's Vol. 2. "February 1835" all over again.
Although Hill confesses later that there are times when he "hates the starlessness of [London's] illuminated midnights", we see here that the midnights are not starless; at the same time as physically extinguishing the stars, the city has metaphorically assimilated them.
With the increase of droplet sizes, the fire extinguishing time first fluctuated and then increased.
