Sentence examples for fall fire from inspiring English sources
The blazes signaled the start of the most intense period of the fall fire season, when hot winds from the east blast through canyons and mountain passes.
The Fire Department will begin reissuing new, but controversial, handheld radios to firefighters on Staten Island later this month and, if all goes well, will distribute them citywide in the fall, Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta said yesterday.
But we know that it has been, thanks to an ongoing twenty-fifth anniversary reissue campaign: this fall, Fire records rereleased the group's first album, "Valley of Rain," and this week two more records follow, "Ballad of a Thin Line Man" (from 1986) and "Storm" (from 1987).
Summer and fall fire reduced active buds by 42% relative to nonburned plots.
Summer and fall fire reduce silica content from 7.0%to4.1%and4.3%4.3%, respectively.
Purple threeawn IVOMD increased by 14.0% and 13.0% following summer and fall fire, respectively, compared to nonburned plots.
Law enforcement officials have sought arson arrests in several of the fall fires, which burned through more than 516,000 acres, killing seven people and injuring nearly 90.
Elisa Scherrieble, chairwoman of the High Falls Fire Commission, said the fire district officially closed the Rondout swimming hole in 1986 after being sued by an injured swimmer.
Bishop dedicated "The Armadillo" ("O falling fire and piercing cry") to Lowell, who in turn wrote "Skunk Hour," ("white stripes, moonstruck eyes' red fire") for Bishop.
The High Falls Fire District closed the swimming hole in 1986 because of liability concerns and sold it to a private owner in 1999.
To stop the currency devaluation dominoes from falling, fire walls had to be set up to contain the spread of the blaze started by the Mexican devaluation.
