Sentence examples for day fire from inspiring English sources

The Gospel account of the temptation of Jesus reverberates with the story of people of God and their season of complaint in the wilderness; with manna from heaven, and water from a rock, pillar of cloud by day, fire by night, tablets, golden calf, 40 years-40 days.

Most recently, he supervised the investigation into the Father's Day fire in Queens that killed three firefighters.

But if you are staying in the UK, pick the hottest day, fire up the bar-b-q on your rooftop or garden and pump up the volume.

So the next day, fire officials visited the World Trade Center site, examined the operations again and agreed to some of the changes that had been suggested, the official said.

Still, there were signs of the disaster that had come earlier in the day: Fire extinguishers had been added to the array of police vans and other equipment that now routinely graces the square.

On Sept. 11, Chief Stack was preparing a report about a fire on June 17 , 2001 that killed three firefighters in Queens, a fire that became known as the Father's Day Fire.

Needless to say, I spent much of the day fire-fighting on social media, explaining that no, I had not given an interview to the Murdoch press and yes, I am still a supporter of Corbyn.

In March 1999, however, a two-day fire killed 39 people and caused extensive damage to the tunnel, forcing it to close.

Brian Crawley, a 33-year-old paramedic from southeast Tennessee, was looking forward to a respite from what would be two back-to-back 21-day fire tours.

Even top-end hotels are getting in on the act: this week the Clarence boutique hotel in Dublin (00 353 1 407 0800; theclarence.ie) had a one-day fire sale, offering rooms at 65% discounts.

The Australian Medical Association stated: "The risks withstood are not just those related to the exposure to harmful environmental factors arising from the 45-day fire causing a state of emergency, but also because of the ever present risks from harmful levels of air pollution due to proximity to the mining operations of the coal industry".