The phrase "among the fires" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or location where multiple fires are present or to convey a sense of being surrounded by chaos or danger.
Example: "The firefighters bravely moved among the fires, working tirelessly to contain the blaze."
Alternatives: "in the midst of the flames" or "surrounded by the fires".
Among the fires burning in Colorado, two others were still proving stubborn.
But many more have to work for their families, sifting through the rubbish among the fires, or poking through the mud when the rains come.
He wrote, "That Magazines can live, and not only live but thrive, and not only thrive but afford to disburse money for original contributions, are facts which can only be solved, under the circumstances, by the really fanciful but still agreeable supposition, that there is somewhere still existing an ember not altogether quenched among the fires of good feeling for letters and literary men".
Investigators have found no potential links among the fires across five states, Justice Department spokeswoman Melanie Newman said in a statement Thursday.
In the face of death, the human spirit remained unwavering among the fire, blood and disorder.
But that has done little to quell questions and anger among the fired workers and many who support their efforts to unionize.
"Should calamity strike, in the form of being unprepared for a severe fire season that results in injuries or deaths among the fire personnel, the agencies will be held accountable," Mr. Rosenkrance wrote in the memorandum, which was addressed to Tom Fry, the agency's director.
Tree population (F3, 8 = 0.259, P = 0.853) did not show substantial variation among the fire classes.
The urgent requirement to optimize the consumption of energetic resources justifies the application of advanced control strategies to automate equipment that consumes higher amounts of fossil fuels, among them the fire-tube boilers.
That contributed to the sense among some people that the fires, which the police have estimated caused about $5 million in damages, were set for a worthwhile environmental cause.
The events in Yemen, a sliver of a nation at the foot of the Arabian Peninsula, were among the many fires racing across a region that has long been a bastion of autocratic rule.
