Mr. Bush, joined by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, also a Republican, visited the charred remains of neighborhoods, met distraught residents and exhausted fire crews and viewed fires that continue to burn throughout the region.
And they would know best, of course, but we can't help but long for an upside-down bathtub with rear air-cooled engine, rapid-fire exhaust note and glued-to-the-ground ride.
Flankers also trapped the Bedford militia after a successful ambush near the Lincoln Lexington border, but British casualties were mounting from these engagements and from persistent long-range fire, and the exhausted British were running out of ammunition.
The spokeswoman, who did not give her name, citing Israel Defense Forces protocol, said soldiers fired after exhausting all other means to disperse the group.
Indeed, when most deans step down from their jobs — whether pushed, bribed, exhausted or fired outright — they never make news beyond the local campus paper.
It was likely a warning shot fired by a panicked, exhausted British soldier from the 43rd, according to Laurie's letter to his commander after the fight.
Chinese fire prevention codes provided that pressurized ventilation system should be used in the staircase which can not exhaust fire smoke naturally.
Months without rain had parched the city, and a major fire the previous night had exhausted firefighters and damaged equipment.
Thick smoke cut visibility to less than 100 yards at the Forest Service's forward fire camp, and buses shuttled exhausted firefighters back and forth between the blazing hills and their tents.
"I hope this all goes on fire!" I was steaming with exhausted anger.
Having effected what was described in the Australian official history of the war as "a brilliant escape in the very nick of time and under hot fire", McNamara "could only emit exhausted expletives" before he lost consciousness shortly after landing.
