Sentence examples for blocking the fire from inspiring English sources

Road cases the size of refrigerators were blocking the fire lane.

Germany, following the old thinking, is blocking the fire engines trying to save Europe's economy.

"They are obstructing the sidewalk and blocking the fire hydrant," said a building manager there, who requested anonymity.

And why are they blocking the fire lane?

Let me call you back!" At this point I'm starting to lose my nerve, I go to the bedroom and there's firemen at the window yelling at me because I have a grill and shit blocking the fire escape, so I run back into the living room and look out the window again and the whole neighborhood is outside just watching this whole thing go down.

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A neighbor later told police that Willingham intermittently cried, "My babies!" then fell silent, as if he had "blocked the fire out of his mind".

The R.C.M.P. was not able to find out who had set the fire that actually destroyed Ronnie Ross's house, and Crown prosecutors eventually decided not to charge the people who had blocked the fire trucks or egged on the crowd.

Mr. Christie also said the damage could have been much worse, if not for the efforts of more than 400 firefighters who blocked the fire from spreading up the Boardwalk by twice digging trenches to cut it off.

These blocked the firing arcs of the gun turrets so that they were deprived of the axial fire which was the original design's greatest virtue.

Most Tory MPs also realise that a block-the-fire-station blackmail strategy, unleashed at the height of a global economic crisis, is risky.Instead, a supposedly safer wheeze is generating enthusiasm: to head into the next general election promising a formal renegotiation of British ties with Europe, with the results to be put to a "validating referendum".