Sentence examples for crisis fire from inspiring English sources

"I'll get the biscuits, shall I?" In EastEnders (BBC1), any minor crisis – fire, pestilence, the sword – calls for a nice cup of tea.

Bring into the Four Elements brief policy assertions (Earth: food and forest; Water: fracking; Air: climate crisis; Fire: renewable energy).

Housing is illiquid, meaning that in a crisis fire-sales can cause prices to fall rapidly.

Just a few months ago they were on the brink of an existential crisis, firing Sigi Schmid after the club slipped to second bottom of the Western Conference.

The government also took steps to contain the crisis, firing the chief of security in the city and reaching an agreement with residents to allow peaceful protests as long as no property was damaged.

As befits a manager in charge of a team off to a start as disastrously bad as HSV's, his name most often appears in the press in the vicinity of words like "crisis", "firing" and "sinking ship".

In one section of the questionnaire, the executives were given a generic list of various types of crises (fires, explosions, product tampering, environmental disasters, major lawsuits, etc)., and they were asked to indicate how many of each their organization had experienced in the last 3 years.

Mr. Ganci joined the department in the 1960's, serving in engine and ladder companies in Brooklyn and the Bronx during an era of crisis, when fire companies battled arson fires almost continually in the city's poorest neighborhoods.

"We know that the smoke out there is a housing crisis, the fire is the economy," Mr. Reid said.

"If you reward them for focusing on high-risk, short-term profits, that's what you get, and that's how the financial crisis caught fire".

He said competition had declined in the past 12 months as a result of the financial crisis forcing fire sales but traced the decline back 25 years to the beginning of demutualisation.