Sentence examples for as much fire from inspiring English sources

Speaker Boehner took as much fire from conservatives as from Democrats after proposing a deficit-reduction plan that would raise $800 billion in tax revenue over 10 years.

At the same time, few directors have drawn as much fire for the typology of female characters they have established onscreen.

That (along with David Lee's 10 points and 11 rebounds) was about as much fire as the Knicks showed all night.

The man has as much fire in his belly at the age of 84 as he had as a youth from Harlem.

It's going to be a tough battle – with some awkward time off in between legs – but should provide just as much fire as it did last year.

On January 21st, Tata Motors broke ground on a new factory at Singur that took the land or jobs of at least 14,000 farmers and sharecroppers, and has drawn as much fire on the state government as any SEZ.

Yet our current practice is to build houses the livability of which depends on using that very chaparral to shield us the from our neighbors, along narrow winding roads where fire trucks can't maneuver and evacuation is perilous, across as much fire-destined landscape as we can.

here in a classic, pro-labor speech intended to lay down a political marker as much as fire up the troops.

When the sheriff officer felt he had absorbed as much enemy fire as any local government official should be expected to in one day, he made a temporary surrender, saying he was leaving but that he would be back.

In Tripoli, there was not nearly as much antiaircraft fire on Wednesday as on previous nights, suggesting that allied airstrikes may have taken out some of the larger guns or heavily armed positions.

"Burning trips guided by the elders are as much about fire management as they are about passing on valuable ecological and cultural knowledge to younger generations," says the Central Land Council director, David Ross.