WHAT does a book editor do when he can't find a decent source on seaside gardening to help tame his scrappy corner of a Fire Island salt marsh?
In the corner of another fire-scarred building were a few articles of clothing and a crumpled poster that read "Jesus Never Fall".
They reach around corners to fire, exposing as little of their bodies as possible.
The AU unit of about 100 troops fought off the first attack before falling back to trenches in the corner of their compound, firing through the night until their ammunition ran out.
The Mid Devon Council, which has authority for naming streets in its particular corner of southwestern England, fired the opening shot by adopting a recommendation to outlaw the apostrophe in order to avoid confusion.
Mr. bin al-Shibh and two others made a last stand in a windowless kitchen in the corner of the apartment, firing a rifle at policemen in the hallway.
"My last one hit the general manager square in the face, as he rounded the corner, and into the line of fire," Morrison continued.
Aiello was said to have been shot at least 13 times before he toppled off the building steps and moving around the corner, out of the line of fire.
In the winter of 1835, a gas pipe burst at the corner of Pearl and Beaver Streets, triggering a fire that swept through seventeen blocks of lower Manhattan and consumed more than six hundred buildings.
On Thursday, there was a fire involving a wood deck on the roof of 240 East Houston Street, a five-story brick condominium building at the corner of Avenue A. The fire displaced residents and filled nearby streets with a gray haze.
Having explained the characteristics of a corner fire in the configuration of Single Burning Item (SBI) test in Part I [1], the results of three flame spread experiments conducted with Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) panels are discussed.
