Sentence examples for fire deploying from inspiring English sources

pic.twitter.com/nHPalFOcEM Fire crews have been working for hours to control the fire, deploying 55 firefighters, 11 fire engines and two aerial ladder platforms to attack the blaze in the shop and the three floors above it.

Loyalist units, commanded by the president's son and two nephews, responded with intense fire, deploying snipers, anti-aircraft guns and mortars, some of which crashed into the protesters' encampment.

When a fleet attacks her capital only to be annihilated by liquid explosives, the obvious parallel is with the "Greek fire" deployed by the Byzantines in their defence of Constantinople against the Arabs.

Such a scene unfolded on the dead-end side of a residential alley in central Tehran, where groups of young revelers encircled open fires, deploying their arsenals of homemade and store-bought explosives to a Persian rap beat, blasted from the sound system of a low-set Pride pickup truck.

Officials have vowed to "fight fire with fire" and deployed troops in the famed Kruger national park, where gun battles are increasingly common.

The Scottish finance secretary, John Swinney, said the Treasury was "playing with fire" by deploying arguments that implied that Scotland would no longer be able to use sterling if it voted for independence.

While Islamic State tightens its grip on Kobane, Turkey is still holding fire on deploying troops.

One quickly sets up a gizmo to detect incoming mortar fire, another deploys a light-radar system to spot infiltrators.

The CCTV won't be working.'" Lancashire fire service deployed a rescue boat to ferry patients up to the RLI, a fireman said.

In fact, of the dozen nations that use the Patriot system, the U.S. and Germany account for more than half of the fire units deployed worldwide.

Such permits may be granted if the venue is assessed to be safe and equipped with extinguishers, and if the fire department deploys several firefighters to the place.