Sentence examples for fire benefit from inspiring English sources

Oakland musician Madeline Kenney has recorded a Sibylle Baier cover for the fire benefit.

Bay Area musician Madeline Kenney has recorded a Sibylle Baier cover for the fire benefit, while Jonwayne is selling a highly limited test pressing on eBay in support of the fund.

And while I suppose we should be grateful that no one is overacting here, "Fire" might benefit from a little more scenery chewing.

Ministers came under new fire over benefit cuts last night as the independent body representing 1,200 English housing associations described the controversial bedroom tax as bad policy and bad economics that risks pushing up the £23bn annual housing benefit bill.

A reading- and media-centric device like the Kindle Fire would benefit greatly from an improved display.

We come to expect drivable roads, clean water, responsive police and fire services, benefit payments and health care for our parents or grandparents, and even a world where no nation dares attack us.

Even in the absence of institutional constraints, it is unclear whether the use of prescribed fire would benefit sage-grouse.

Because humans discovered fire, the benefits of hunting in teams and the bounties of agriculture, people have been changing the natural landscape, causing plants and animals to evolve in response.

In recent years, artists such as Adele, Frank Ocean and Arcade Fire have benefited from 100%-plus bumps in album sales in the days following their nationally televised appearances on the awards show.

Fire also benefits fauna found in this system including common game birds (e.g., eastern wild turkey [Meleagris gallopavo silvestris], northern bobwhite quail [Colinus virginianus]) and species of conservation concern (e.g., red-cockaded woodpeckers [Picoides borealis], gopher tortoise [Gopherus Polyphemus]).

Because deciding to fire Comey benefitted Sessions and his fellow Trump campaigners, he should not have participated in any decision about Comey's fate.