Sentence examples for always extinguish from inspiring English sources

Although our system did not always extinguish all of the fires presented to it very rapidly, it was able to successfully extinguish fires of varying horizontal locations at all four heights.

When they break out, sprinkler systems almost always extinguish the flames before firefighters can turn on a hose.

Always extinguish your cigarette before getting a dance.

Always extinguish the flame by placing the burner lid upside down on the burner for 30 seconds, then removing it until the burner is cool – if you put the lid on a hot burner, the rubber seal will melt and burn.

"The message is not to leave bonfires unattended, always extinguish them if you are going to leave them for any reason.

Always extinguish a candle before moving it unless it is safely tucked away inside a glass candle container.

In short germ network models, several genes in a negative FBL express striped pattern sequentially from the anterior to posterior end while disrupting one of the genes always extinguishes almost all the stripes (e.g., gene #10, #11, #13 and #17 in Figs. S3B and 3B).

Let us also suppose that his house is equipped with a fire alarm and, if this is working, let us say for the sake of simplicity that fire fighters will always arrive and extinguish any fire.

If you do make a campfire, do not build it near your tent, do not use flammable fluids to start it, do not leave it unattended, always have something to extinguish at it the ready e.g. water and always fully extinguish it.

At that time, Auguste Vestris, the French dancer and teacher, said that when Spanish national dances were performed, "the fashionable part of the audience rise and leave their seats and the only spectators left are the foreigners and persons of the lower classes, in whom it is always more difficult to extinguish the poetic spirit".

The aim (not always successful) has been to extinguish the blaze by 10am the following morning before the daytime temperature climbs, the humidity drops, and the winds pick up and fan the flames.