Or it's a source of fire, whether light arms or mortars, missiles, Grads [rockets], all that stuff.
As University of Chicago professor Margaret M. Mitchell has said, that fire can be "a source of warmth and light"; but if not conducted safely and smartly it can also spread in unanticipated and sometimes dangerous ways.
In the subsequent 2 weeks, resuspended particulate matter and fires were the predominant sources of airborne contaminants; smoldering fires continued to be a source of gaseous and particulate combustion products into December 2001 (Landrigan et al. 2004).
And Edison advised its investors last month that its equipment may have been a source of the Thomas Fire last year in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.
But almost no attention has been focused on an issue that has been a source of controversy among fire experts and manufacturers for more than a decade -- the millions of pieces of furniture made with polyurethane foam that lead to 540 fire-related deaths and thousands of injuries each year.
Along with being a source of inspiration, "All Consuming Fire" is also turning its listeners into viewers as Wilson prepares for his upcoming premiere which will debut the single's 4k Ultra High Def music video in mid-November.
Fire has always been a source of protection for human beings, scaring off the beings of the night, both real and magical.
However, the "Trending" section in particular has been a source of concern ever since the company fired its Trending editors, leaving the selection of stories to its algorithms.
They say the fire department is a source of great pride for the unincorporated communities it serves and that the county is making a power grab.
Whereas being "let go" or "laid off" is a source of limp despair, being told that you are fired connotes volatility, friction, drama.
