Sentence examples for beginnings of a fire from inspiring English sources
He had a voice as familiar and warm as the creak on a floorboard, the beginnings of a fire.
The cable car climbed a steep incline of about 1,800 feet before entering the tunnel, and the findings, announced by Mr. Tisch at a news conference, were at least in part a confirmation of accounts by survivors of the fire, who said they had detected smoke and the beginnings of a fire before the cable car entered the tunnel, where an updraft fanned the flames that produced an inferno.
It is written by the first city fire master anywhere in the world, a great man, James Braidwood, who pioneered the beginnings of a modern fire service between 1824 and 1832.
He began shaking, the beginnings of a panic attack.
We chose the 15% sample fraction since variograms of response (fire) and predictor (climate and NPP) variables indicated the beginnings of a sill in semivariance at a distance of 15 to 22 pixels (≈2 000 km).
