Sentence examples for fire far from inspiring English sources
At the Triangle the shelling was lighter and the rifle fire far above our heads.
It begins to dawn with a pale, yellow spectral light... like a reflection of a fire far away.
In Sparks, Nev., about 200 miles north of the fire, far fewer customers than usual are showing up at BJ's Nevada Barbecue Company.
When receiving fire from Pakistan, they said, they do not return fire with white phosphorus and fire far fewer high-explosive rounds.
Policymakers were fighting a fire far more intense than they recognised.Of course, the previous underuse of countercyclical policy suggests that it's more important than ever to get policy right now.
But Sunday afternoon, a small caravan of official cars hurried down Celia Street, carrying the news to Mr. Downing's family of his death in a fire far off in Astoria, Queens.
These changes in Colorado and elsewhere have helped make fighting fires far more expensive than ever.
They say that large fires, far from destroying forests, can be a shot of adrenaline that stimulates biodiversity.
They found that these weapons were fired far more often in accidents, criminal assaults, homicides or suicide attempts than in self-defense.
Workout Is Shortened The Yankees' workout today was shortened by about 45 minutes because of thick smoke blown in from large brush fires far to the east.
"It is easier being the fire chief here because my wife is very supportive," Mr. Gibson said, "but if she weren't, I would have to work on that before going to fight fires far from here".
