Sentence examples for down fire from inspiring English sources

Clive Mullings, the JLP energy minister, warned that "God brought down fire and brimstone on Sodom and Gomorrah".

He paced beside the radios as darkness fell, listening for the Poles, ready to call down fire.

On March 13th, Qaddafi's men blew through it, with jet fighters dropping bombs and then laying down fire to clear the path.

For almost two years, Donald Trump has laid down fire at Robert Mueller, calling the special counsel's work a "witch-hunt", a partisan charade and now "presidential harassment".

"Bullets and heavy machine-gun fire ricocheting across the rocks, rocket-propelled grenades raining down, fire so intense that weapons were shot right out of their hands".

Because the AC-130 can loiter over targets, laying down fire with pinpoint precision, it is also one of the most intimidating weapons in the American arsenal.

You must have the deep-down fire in your body, in your soul".

Other examples are found in smaller places — places where the budget crunch hit hard, like Pewaukee, Wis., a city of 12,000 that found itself with a $1.8 million deficit and the need to replace two broken-down fire trucks.

Because the traditional kindling-at-the-bottom approach typically leads to smoldering, Mr. Gulland suggested a top-down fire design, with heavier pieces at the bottom and kindling at the top.

They include a state prison, the police evidence warehouse and the Fire Department's repair shop, known as Red Square because of all the broken-down fire trucks parked outside.

On a more modest scale, something like this had happened on the previous mornings, too, with people, like critics after an opening night, trading notes about the stolid, earnest performance of Bill Bradley, the careful eloquence of Barbara Jordan, the banked-down fire of Jesse Jackson, and the twangy peroration of Governor Zell Miller, the new country-music star from Georgia.