Sentence examples for fire an image from inspiring English sources

A crew member on a nearby plane reported that the aircraft had been hit on the left rear fuselage by intense antiaircraft fire, an image that seemed hard to imagine today on the peaceful paddies, where children were laughing and playing on the narrow dirt road and watching the man from America who arrived with roughly 40 cars, vans and buses.

"Portrait of a Man" by Harlan Page (1815) depicts a wild-eyed man with his hair looking to be on fire -- an image connected to the Second Great Awakening, the religious revival of the early 19th century.

Fire up an image from the desktop, and you will now have a Windows 7-like experience.

But this time they have come under fire for posting an image of a person (they hint at being a comedian).

Trump is currently under fire for posting an image accusing Hillary Clinton of corruption that has been described as antisemitic and was culled from a white supremacist website.

Nørgård himself quotes one listener who describes this 35-minute work as "a walk with a fire-breathing dragon", an image that says something about the gigantic power and imagination of this piece, which changes in a second from the surreal sounds of sirens, whistles, wind machines and bird-calls to brassy explosions, swirling string writing – and silence.

Like "Wannabe CEO," "The Sweetest Firing" is also an image of a Caucasian middle-aged man.

The five friends on the family beach just a short hike from Robert Moses State Park on Fire Island made for an image with the reassuring look of an all-American snapshot.

Subtracting a post-fire from a pre-fire image derived index produces a measure of absolute change which then can be used to estimate total carbon release, biomass loss, smoke production, etc. Measuring absolute change however, may be inappropriate when assessing ecological impacts.

Detection of burned areas with a diminishing fire scar is desirable when an image from an earlier date during the fire season is not available.

A PLAN FOR A CEASE-FIRE Seeking to project an image of responsibility and reason, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria formally accepted a United Nations envoy's cease-fire proposal and conducted a televised walking tour through the shell-shocked city of Homs, as government troops clashed with rebels on the Lebanese border.