Sentence examples for fire eliminated from inspiring English sources

With the former Bulgarian international Hristo Stoitchkov leading the way, the Fire eliminated New England with a 6-0 trouncing in the third game of that series Friday night in Chicago.

"The last 10 games we have only conceded eight goals," Osorio said in a telephone interview Sunday, three days after the Fire eliminated D. C. United, which finished the regular season with 15 more points than Chicago.

During the Spanish Civil War, part of the models and plans for the site were destroyed, and then a later fire eliminated more of the plans, so the work, which has been developed by four other architects, is now only loosely based on Gaudi's original design, but with a strong intent to maintain the integrity of his vision.

Then at night, once the temperature dropped and the relative humidity rose, we would use a drip torch to light a backfire off of our fireline that would burn back into the main fire, eliminating the fuel ahead of the fire and stopping the main fire in its tracks.

But a change in a statute regulating open fires eliminated the exemption, he said, effectively removing campfires from the list of fires residents could legally start.

Fire eliminates competing vegetation on the forest floor, and opens pine cones to germinate seeds.

Out beyond the trenches and the barbed wire was a muddy, virtually impassable desert called no-man's-land, where artillery fire soon eliminated habitation and vegetation alike.

There were still traces of gasoline in its battered tanks and there had been no fire, which eliminated its own fuel as the cause.

This gives the tree an advantage because it can regenerate itself quickly and the fire has eliminated competing plants.

In the post-World War II Baltic region, socio-economic changes led more stringent air quality standards and bans on fires that eliminated traditional burning practices.

In these recordings spontaneous firing was eliminated with ≤20 pA holding current.