Sentence examples for fire attracting from inspiring English sources

After both Watson and Rose made the turn at five-under 31, word quickly spread that the two players were on fire, attracting a crowd of rubberneckers as well as a few camera crews for their second nine.

The militants opened fire, attracting the attention of nearby soldiers, who were initially overpowered, before returning with reinforcements, leading to a fierce gunbattle, he said.

Trees were also cut down to improve fields of fire, attracting further attention from the Pashtun sharpshooters.

The fire attracted huge crowds who line the sidewalk of all adjacent streets.

Simply take online payments via a subsidiary based in a low tax jurisdiction – in Amazon's and many other cases it is the tiny state of Luxembourg – but locate all your warehousing, engineering, accounting, human resources and other functions in a country where you can easily hire and fire, attract talent and conduct an efficient business.

Large wild fires attract firefighters from remote places, further increasing the potential for seed transport.

The New Cross fire swiftly attracted national attention.

So the smuggler set a blanket on fire to attract attention.

The blaze began Oct. 25 in the Cleveland National Forest after Mr. Martinez of Los Angeles County got lost while hunting and built a fire to attract attention, officials said.

"Everything we do is purposeful," says he. "We're not just setting our hair on fire to attract attention".

At 23:49, Furutaka was hit in her torpedo tubes, igniting a large fire that attracted even more shellfire from Scott's ships.