Sentence examples for fire experience from inspiring English sources

It previously showed a picture of the Al McKay All Stars performing the Earth, Wind & Fire Experience and this was changed to a photo of Earth, Wind & Fire.

The following night will see a celebration of 70s disco with performances from Kool and the Gang, Chic featuring Nile Rodgers, and Earth Wind & Fire Experience featuring Al McKay.

It was found that difference exists between the post-fire mechanical properties of Q690 steel and S690 steel even though they had the same nominal yield strength, and the effect of fire experience on the mechanical properties were sensitive to the steel grade.

Coming hot on the heels of a Sister Sledge without lead singer Kathy – contrary to what they keep telling us, they patently don't have all their sisters with them – it's not entirely clear what relationship the Earth, Wind & Fire Experience bear to the actual Earth, Wind & Fire, but whoever it is singing has a falsetto you could perform surgery with.

It's a generally inoffensive list, with only one truly confusing moment: Why is the version of "Got To Get You Into My Life" a live 2010 remake by the Earth, Wind & Fire Experience featuring Al McKay Allstars rather than the superior, original cover version of the Beatles song, from 1978, by the actual Earth, Wind & Fire?

With muscle, fire, experience and skill, the 42-year-old proprietor of Village Blacksmith in Goshen forges reproductions of 17th- and 18th-century ironware -- hinges and pintles, latches and door hooks, bolts and finials, door knockers and nails, lighting devices and andirons.

While tripping, Earth and Fire experienced a sense of wonder in looking at everyday things.

"It was a great way to step into it instead of the standard 'trial by fire' experienced by people hired into a new faculty job".

Three years after wildfire, we observed that TB stands in the Angora fire experienced lower rates of fire-related tree mortality than NTB stands (mean 31% [sd 24%] vs. mean 84%[30%%] basal area mortality, respectively, Figure 1a).

The Americans subsequently met occasional sniper fire, experiencing only limited resistance.

The Everglades are shaped by water and fire, experiencing frequent flooding in the wet season and drought in the dry season.