Sentence examples for fire, undoubtedly from inspiring English sources

The original source of fire undoubtedly was lightning, and such fortuitously ignited blazes remained the only source of fire for aeons.

Within the tropical forests and woodlands, fire undoubtedly has been the great human agent of clearance and degradation, of far greater efficacy than felling, bark-ringing, or uprooting at least until the introduction of modern plantation agriculture and logging.

The exact reason why the ships' magazines detonated is not known, but the plethora of exposed cordite charges stored in their turrets, ammunition hoists and working chambers in the quest to increase their rate of fire undoubtedly contributed to their loss.

Then came suspense.The resilience of the American stockmarkets under fire was undoubtedly magnificent.

His album "Airglow Fires" will undoubtedly be plastered all over Best of 2014 lists, and it's just another in a long history of provocative and enduring releases that have become the R&S hallmark.

The campaign here has yet to catch fire but will undoubtedly do so as Election Day draws nearer.

To these tours filled with bloodsuckers, murderers, and creaky animatronics that are undoubtedly fire hazards, all I can say is: Yawn.

All are also on "The 50 Most Innovative Companies in 2012" list put out by MIT's Technology Review except Amazon; it was eliminated in the 11th hour this year for the disappointing reviews of its Kindle Fire, and will undoubtedly be back next year.

Some are undoubtedly fired by bigotry.

"The Fire Next Time is undoubtedly Baldwin's masterpiece," wrote Caryl Phillips in this newspaper, "and it spectacularly captures the racial and socio-cultural divisions in the US on the eve of the Civil Rights Act of 1964".

But Torre has not made a secret of his desire to stay with the Yankees, and even if Steinbrenner wanted to fire Torre, he is undoubtedly aware of how unpopular that move would be at a time when the Yankees are about to change their television deal.