Sentence examples for collection of fire from inspiring English sources

When a longtime resident of Ocean Grove retired to Arkansas last year, he took with him a lifetime collection of fire memorabilia including 10,000 photos and slides.

This effect is particularly serious in the low-income households whose livelihood is directly related to the collection of fire wood and production of charcoal for both their domestic consumption and source of income through selling to the residents of the nearby towns.

The collection of fire data by remote sensing provides an archive from which to examine global patterns of wildfire, such as differences between areas of the planet where fire occurs and those where it does not.

In a renovated 1904 firehouse, a collection of fire-related art and artifacts from the 18th century to the present, including a fire engine, hose wagons, hats and toys.

The New York City Fire Museum houses one of the nation's most prominent collections of fire related art and artifacts from the late 18th century to the present.

ALSO AROUND TOWN TRUCKING -- In celebration of its collection of toy fire trucks, the South Street Seaport Museum is host to a weekend workshop, "Little Red Fire Truck," in which children can create a fire dog magnet clip and a quilt square to present to a fire department; today 1 p.m.; 165 John Street; $5 122 and under free; (212) 748-8600.

The Hall of Flame Fire Museum, 6101 East Van Buren Street, Phoenix, (602) 275-3473, houses a worldwide collection of restored fire apparatus dating from 1725.

At most of them, he's able to add to an odd and growing collection of unexpected fire mementos: T-shirts to commemorate the disasters.

A key element of the accelerator is a two-stage stop cylinder that reduces the spatial scatter of pellets exiting the acceleration arm below 6°, enabling the efficient collection of all fired pellets.

The museum has a collection of over 2,000 fire marks, the fire insurance company advertising emblems that were posted on buildings to show that the building was insured; this meant that those who helped put out the fire would also reap some financial gains for helping to save the property.

The disorder, in which collections of neurons fire in synchrony, seems to originate in the hippocampus.