Sentence examples for acting fire from inspiring English sources

(The city was making do without a finance director, and with an acting fire chief, but it wasn't immediately seeking to trim any of its highest-paid employees. "You gotta have heads of departments," Righeimer explained).

Hoboken's acting fire chief, Richard Blohm, who reported that the fire that killed Mr. Dembowitz might have been controlled faster had the building had sprinklers, understands the expense of installing updated fire-suppression systems.

As a result, waters rose higher than the divider along several stretches of Route 22, one of the main east-west corridors in central New Jersey, said Peter Sylvester, Green Brook's acting fire chief.

Three minutes later and a mile and a half away, at the corner of Highland and Sunnyside Avenues, Mr. Cote found Mr. Quinones, a 38-year-old ex-marine, leaning on the bumper of a firetruck, taking a break from "passing the boot" for muscular dystrophy, the acting fire chief, James Trainor, said.

The boss of the fire-fighting was Acting Fire Chief Arthur J. Massett.

"We're making good progress and we see light at the end of the tunnel," the acting fire chief, Carl McDonald, declared as six cars remained in the tunnel, four of which were still burning, firefighters said.

Danielle Bell, a 20-year-old UCLA junior, said she did see students and non-students acting fired up.

Where humans interact with the landscapes, changing their flammability and acting as fire initiators or suppressors, fire regimes may change.

The heat and the height of the flames made it impossible to rescue the people remaining in the house, Antonio Conte, the acting Stamford fire chief, said at a news conference, according to The Associated Press.

The acting Hoboken fire chief, Richard Blohm, said more than 40 firefighters from his department responded to an automatic alarm in the five-story brick building at Washington Avenue and 12th Street at 1 43 a.m.

"What the anthrax issue has afforded us," said Jaye J. Giampaolo, the acting deputy fire chief in Torrington, "is the time and being able to build a system to prepare for something that would spread much more rapidly and affect a lot more people".