Sentence examples for actions a fire from inspiring English sources

In other recent actions: A fire danger or structural problems have resulted in almost 1,500 school buses being recalled by two manufacturers.

The field (which accounts for around three-quarters of Britain's total gas storage) had been out of action since a fire in February.In days gone by, Rough's absence might have gone broadly unnoticed.

A few days before Christmas in 1970, a teenager named Louis Taylor was having a good time at a party at the Pioneer Hotel in Tucson but quickly snapped into action when a fire broke out in the facility.

Several methods have been developed to calculate the thermal actions produced by a fire on a compartment (Remesh and Tan 2007; Lundin 2005).

Next up was "Various Small Fires and Milk" — snapshots of people smoking, a Zippo lighter in action, a trash fire, and other mundane conflagrations — and, at the end, a cooling glass of milk.

Dr. Alfano forced the designers to rewrite the character's monologue to merely suggest a course of action by announcing a fire or saying help was needed.

Much of the action revolves around a fire sacrifice presided over in the royal palace by the chief priest, Paravasu (Jackie Shroff), a Brahmin who has renounced earthly pleasures to tend to his sacred duty.

In the Manuscript on Morals (of uncertain date, perhaps c. 1928), we read that the phrase 'an action' is ambiguous, but 'ordinarily it stands for the origination or bringing something about … such as the action of poking a fire or annoying a neighbour'.

The surest way to move from ideas into action is to light a fire -- in the belly, in the spirit, in the marrow.

The legislative action came two months after a fire in a dormitory at Seton Hall University killed three students.

That lethal subspace is further divided into spaces for ethical actions, like firing a rocket at an attacking tank, and unethical actions, like firing a rocket at an ambulance.