Sentence examples for fire combined from inspiring English sources

Each stand was assigned to one of four treatment groups: controls, prescribed fire only, mechanical only, and mechanical plus fire combined.

Booby-traps and heavy artillery fire, combined with a ferocious winter, dealt major setbacks to the Allies, who had already suffered losses trying to capture strategic Dutch bridges crossing into Germany during the ill-fated Operation Market Garden.

This film, which was also influenced by James Williamson's Fire!, combined archival footage with staged scenes to create a nine-shot narrative of a dramatic rescue from a burning building.

You might get clams and spaghetti with a Tabasco sauce, brine and fire combined along the length of the noodles, or a soft sheep's-milk ricotta gnocchi, gnudi-like in texture, with lemony asparagus.

(All the ingredients at Torrisi are American grown or made). You might get clams and spaghetti with a Tabasco sauce, brine and fire combined along the length of the noodles, or a soft sheep's-milk ricotta gnocchi, gnudi-like in texture, with lemony asparagus.

And Hamas has pledged, in return, to retaliate on Iran's behalf if Israel strikes the Islamic Republic.Scepticism of the intent behind Mr Ahmadinejad's rhetorical fire, combined with the unchallenged authority in foreign affairs of Mr Khamenei, may explain why reactions in Tehran to the president's remarks have been surprisingly mute.

Since, then, three circumstances of a similar nature, arising from the intensity of the fire, combine in one mixture, as soon as moisture supervenes, they cohere and quickly harden through dampness; so that neither the waves nor the force of the water can disunite them.

The truth is that spit-roasting (especially when you do it over a wood or charcoal fire) combines the best of direct and indirect grilling.

Therefore, in this study, the PSC panel such as wall of PCCV and LNG storage tank is analytically evaluated under impact-blast-fire combined loading scenarios.

The largest share is met by gas fired combined heat and power plants.

In the United States, smoking kills more people than AIDS, alcohol, car accidents, murders, suicide, drugs and fires combined.