Sentence examples for blazing house from inspiring English sources
The singer-songwriter reportedly dashed back into the blazing house to save his stash.
A woman and child have died after being trapped in a blazing house in Essex.
As the strike started, military fire crews found the body of a woman in a blazing house in Northampton, north of London.
The performance begins under the blazing house lights, with Ifans addressing the audience directly: the effect is to erode the distance between performer and spectator, and emphasise Price's central point that, despite our differences, "everything is connected".
A hundred years ago, primitive movie narratives would go back in time to show both sides of an event, as, for example, firemen called to a blazing house and the experience of the people trapped by the fire.
When Scott's father died trying to help firefighters get people out of a blazing house, Fermanagh Council got together money to send him, aged 15, to Belfast College of Art, and he went from there to the Royal Academy.
I'd like to see awards given to "have-a-go" heroes who rescue families from blazing houses and to volunteers who give their spare time to help secure the release of political prisoners, run helplines for people with HIV, establish adventure playgrounds and provide meals to the housebound elderly and disabled.
The British singer/songwriter/producer is currently part of blazing hot house act Hot Natured and Infinity Ink, with solo releases on Hot Creations and the mighty Crosstown Rebels, who dropped this dark deep house number in mid-March.
But in the wake of the blaze, housing prices had shot up around Santa Rosa.
Executive Director Diane Dragotto Williams, her husband Roger and a staff of volunteers safely evacuated their furred and feathered charges during the blaze, housing them at temporary facilities over the following weeks.
She's standing on the top step, the lights of the house blazing behind her, a terrifying mash-up of the Venus of Willendorf and a Victoria's Secret catalogue, making gestures with a beer can at the little knot of emergency-service personnel gathered on the pavement below.
