Sentence examples for carry a fire from inspiring English sources
On pastoralist-managed lands, this is largely because current grass cover is insufficient fuel to carry a fire and because people are hesitant to burn their dry season reserves.
We conclude that this is because only 2% of the vegetation burns each year and so wildfires rarely encounter burned patches and chaparral shrublands can carry a fire within 1 or 2 years after previous fire.
A 2 m long iron crossbow-bolt probably designed to carry a fire cartridge was found in a 13th-14th-century 13th-14th-century 13th-14th-century
One man carrying a fire extinguisher narrowly failed to reach the person carrying the torch, but he set off the extinguisher anyway, dousing police officers with foam.
These people also always carried a fire on a clay platform in their canoes, both for warmth and for roasting shellfish over the coals.
Mr. Hall, the Tennessee drug agent, said that when the canine threat is known in advance, one member of the raiding team carries a fire extinguisher for fending off an attack.
The community leader, Cha Vang, was roused from his sleep about 1 20 a.m. on Sunday when something was thrown through a window of his home, in the town of Maplewood; whatever the object was, it is believed have been carrying a fire accelerant.
The next thing you, know I see him running down the street barefoot (need I remind you that it was freezing outside and had just snowed) to the Walgreens and returns carrying a fire extinguisher in one arm and the cat in the other.
He said his department, and many others in New Jersey, do not allow "any foam on any wall" unless it carries a fire-resistant rating from the manufacturer.
She carried a fire-department turnout coat in the trunk of her car, so if there was a fire she heard about on her scanner she could get out and take a look".
They would not be caught dead carrying a fire-engine-red or cobalt-blue Motorola Talkabout, which the company markets to young adults -- even teenagers passing e-notes in class.
