Sentence examples for a fire on a from inspiring English sources

In some versions, the "object of application" stands out as a real, extra-mental particular considered to be the object that is likely to be acted upon at the outcome of a reliable cognition (for instance, a fire when perceiving a fire or when inferring that there is a fire on a hill as one perceives smoke on a hill).

All Dreamliners were grounded after incidents when batteries overheated, causing a fire on a parked plane in one case (see picture).

ANA said the battery in the forward cargo hold was the same type as the one involved in a fire on a Japan Airlines Dreamliner at a US airport last week.

The same year, a fire on a dock at Paraguaná interrupted fuel shipments.

"I would compare this war to a fire on a peat bog," Mr. Mutsolgov said.

In "The Third Man, or Else the Fourth," four men stand around a fire, on a freezing day.

He recommends good solid hardwoods like ash for those who enjoy a fire on a regular basis.

That blaze resulted from a fire on a truck, as did another episode in 2006, according to safety officials.

The guard brought some wood, kindling, and dry grasses and started a fire on a slab of concrete.

The boy admitted taking a bin less than a week after being punished for trying to start a fire on a bus.

Sally Treadwell, a 51-year-old public relations executive in Boone, N.C., said nothing makes her happier than building a fire on a cold winter night.