Sentence examples for fire abated from inspiring English sources

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It's not clear when the fire will abate, or what will be left in Fort Mac when it does.

"The fire danger has abated here, but it's still just as active on the west side, in Forest Lakes.

Robertson had written: Your words do much to abate the fire that writhes inside  It is hard  But that I had done a bit more...  Had the towers stood up for just one minute longer...  It is hard.

At this time, the heavy firing from the enemy position abated, replaced by what sounded like hoots of braying laughter.

State fire officials said the fire had abated somewhat and was moving away from populated areas.

At least 20 Palestinians and 10 Israelis have died in a cycle of violence that has barely abated since the cease-fire took effect on June 13.

While temperatures that were unusually warm even for midsummer were replaced by more seasonable conditions on Thursday, the fire showed no obvious signs of abating.

Only when Japanese scientists order a complete destruction of the American club and its surrounding neighborhood (the sewers are set on fire, using Mitsubishi gasoline!) is the threat temporarily abated.

Heavy rain fell on Monday night, helping to abate the fires and sending rioters home, but the crowd returned the next day.

While a cease-fire was declared in May 1994 and the violence abated, there has not yet been a peace settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan.