Sentence examples for era of fire from inspiring English sources

In the northern taiga of Europe, a pattern of periodic light ground fires in Scotch pine forests was typical before the era of fire control.

The modern era of fire as a weapon of war came with jellied gasoline, or napalm, dropped from bombers in the late days of WWII.

And with climate change playing a factor as California enters a worsening era of wildland fires, last week's fire vortex adds a layer of unpredictability and danger.

The era of big fires -- and with it, the need for big government to contain them -- is at hand, many firefighters say.

In response to the new era of rapid-fire trading and wildly fluctuating stocks, the new round of sophisticated tools would address price disruptions that threaten the broader stability of the markets.

In today's era of rapid-fire journalism you can't win earned media with just an email pitch and a phone call.

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.

These clippings call special attention to the Cold War-era practice of firing gay State Department employees because they were presumed to be security risks.

Demand for timber in the early 20th century ushered in a new era of federally mandated fire suppression.

Electrolux has a model with an internet screen built in above the fridge doors, complete with a bar-code-detected food stockage and ordering system.What with wireless and digital entertainment zones, kitchens have come a long way from the era of the open fire and blackened pot.

We live in an era of flood and fire.