Sentence examples for course on fire from inspiring English sources

Politics with a small p is, of course, on fire.

In most states, in order to be certified, investigators had to take a forty-hour course on fire investigation, and pass a written exam.

Yet, with a formidable field in position to do damage, nobody set the course on fire, and many players were undone by the thick rough, the small, tricky greens and the pressure of the Open.

What is never mentioned in any report on letting nature take its course on Fire Island is that the government has been starving Fire Island of hundreds of thousands cubic feet of sand that nature wants to place on the dunes -- the annual dredging of Moriches Inlet that prevents the sand from naturally coming to Fire Island is but one example.

Prof. Stephen Pyne teaches courses on fire, environmental history, history of exploration, and nonfiction writing at Arizona State University.

Since January 2002, he said, 44,567 employees have gone through a two-hour "eyes and ears" class on how to recognize suspicious behavior or packages and about 11,000 have completed an eight-hour course on preventing fires and evacuating passengers.

For all I can see, the far side of the course could be on fire or under three feet of snow.

The only training he did get was a two-day course on how to fire staff, he told jurors.

In the course of a weekend on Fire Island, a lady fulfilled a promise to her nine-year-old nephew, of Nutley, N.J., by collecting and mailing him an assortment of sea shells.

By Martha Lorenz and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 23 , 1947P. 20 In the course of a weekend on Fire Island, a lady fulfilled a promise to her nine-year-old nephew, of Nutley, N.J., by collecting and mailing him an assortment of sea shells.

For comparison of the time course of effects on firing rate, the data were normalized and averaged.