Sentence examples for fire exists from inspiring English sources

If a lion is chasing me or if I am in danger of being consumed by a raging fire, I do not need to be absolutely certain that the lion or the fire exists in order to know that it is in my best interests to flee.

For example: During play, bullet fire exists at a near-constant level.

While the external fire exists due to a number of reasons, including illegal occupations, western imperialism, despots and dictators, oppressive laws, corruption, and a lack of Muslim unity, that internal fire rages on solely and wholly due to the failures of Muslim leadership.

When the right conditions for a fire exist, any spark will set it off; but when they do not, no spark will suffice.

But this new cover, for "Origami Bridges: Poems of Psychoanalysis and Fire," existed on a higher plane, as a visual knot for contemplation.

That's the reason equivalents of "There's no smoke without fire" exist in 54 European languages – not because that's the natural metaphor for a universal human experience, but because they have the same source.

Apart from the danger of personal electrical shock, risk of fire existed in places where inflammable, volatile anaesthetics were used.

The original post about Oakland's fire existed for only a day, but nearly a week later, another emerged with broader directives.

A fragile cease-fire exists only because the Dayton accords gave Slobodan Milosevic what he wanted — a partitioned Bosnia — and because U.N. peacekeeping troops have been deployed there.

In total, 44.7% of the genome showed a degree of replication in these assays, in good agreement with observations in other eukaryotes where a temporal hierarchy of origin firing exists (Masai et al., 2010).

It is well known in other eukaryotes that ORC binding sites are more abundant than origins and that a temporal order of origin firing exists (Masai et al., 2010; Douglas and Diffley, 2012).