Sentence examples for daunting fire from inspiring English sources
The men of the three regiments nevertheless faced daunting fire as they charged toward the cut.
Kenlon wrote a book a couple of decades earlier in 1913 called Fires and Fire Fighting which explained even then just how daunting the fires of the future will be when skyscrapers dominate our urban landscape.
It was daunting to be fired right out of school for something I had no control over, but it was a good lesson in corporate politics.
Indeed, Mr. Iskan's challenge was daunting enough before he came under fire for the car crash.
The director (Tim Story) uses a very staccato/MTVish editing style to give the film a rapid-fire pace that is daunting at times.
Because when fired against American bases, crews firing the 107-millimeter rockets face a daunting fact, which is locked in the math.
The team play with flash and fire but also grit, patience and sometimes daunting fearlessness.
They faced daunting work without hose lines to protect them from the fire.
