Sentence examples for course of the fire from inspiring English sources

Stephens told the Guardian that over the course of the fire 12 fire engines attended, along with three aerial appliances and three high volume pumps (two borrowed from neighbouring forces), while 85 firefighters were involved.

Daylight events include a giant version of a domino topple on Saturday, with 23,000 breeze blocks tracing the course of the fire through 3.5 miles of the city.

The Museum of London has launched a Great Fire of London website to mark the 350th anniversary of the blaze, tracking the course of the fire that broke out in the small hours of 2 September 1666, and over four days tore the heart out of the medieval city.

Fires release a variety of gases and organic vapors during their course, and 80% of fire-related deaths result from inhalation of toxic substances whose variation over the course of the fire is poorly defined.

Fires can produce their own weather patterns, for instance, which can then end up altering the course of the fires.

It added an investigation will begin in due course into the cause of the fire but said it was a suspected gas explosion.

Ms. Vaughn and her children are there, of course, because of the fire, which she said had been started by her 9-year-old nephew.

Over the course of the day, fires burned out of control on several floors of 7 World Trade Center; the flames visible on the east side of the building.

Of course the Fire has its share of critics — Hiroshi Mikitani, CEO of Rakuten, Amazon's e-commerce rival in Asia, recently stated that Amazon is misguided and should focus more on pushing content to the mobile channel via messaging.

The attitude he sought to establish was best seen, perhaps, in his song "Play with Fire," in which he, of course, was the fire.

Of course, the fire and resulting devastation meant that much of London had to be rebuilt, and that these buildings would be brick.