Sentence examples for discovery of the fire from inspiring English sources

Fire officials are investigating how much time elapsed between the discovery of the fire and the call to 911, said Jim Long, a department spokesman.

Despite the efforts of volunteers and the local fire brigade, 100 minutes after the discovery of the fire the entire spire, including a statue of Saint George and the Dragon, had been destroyed.

He added that "the most significant part of the report" was the discovery of the apparent firing positions on the border.

The discovery of the bullet fired at the Queen completely disposes of the theory that the charge contained in the chamber of the weapon was merely a blank cartridge.

The discovery of the use of fire helped to distinguish humans from other animals.

Wilson, quoting anthropologist Richard Wrangham, explains how the discovery of fire marks the decisive moment where "upright apes became more fully human", providing, through a more balanced and nourishing diet, "a dull human body with a brilliant human mind".

In more than 600 cases, the official reports do not mention the discovery of fire arms or the use of arms by those who were killed.

With time, the race softened, thanks in part to the discovery of fire, in part too to the emergence of the family and the gentler sentiments toward spouses and offspring to which the family gave rise.

Along with this new discovery of fire knowledge and the emergence of fire ecology as a science came an effort to apply fire to land in a controlled manner.

The most surprising among them must be the discovery of Arcade Fire's sense of humour, hitherto unnoticed, possibly because it was hitherto nonexistent.

The recognition of RNA as a regulator of gene expression culminated with the discovery of RNAi (Fire et al, 1998) for which Fire and Mello were awarded the Nobel Prize in 2006.