Sentence examples similar to fire fumes from inspiring English sources

"South Africa could end the madness in a week, without a shot being fired," fumes a black Zimbabwean businessman in Johannesburg, "simply by threatening to cut off the electricity and blockade the borders.

Which rather shows how much has changed since Bennett sent his team out on fire and fumes alone.

An eclectic crew is drawn to the fire and fumes.

The generator should be well-ventilated, far away from the passenger compartment, as quiet as possible, and operated where there is no risk of fire or fumes accumulating from it.

Breathes fire or poisonous fumes.

The resin quickly catches fire, giving off fumes that can be injurious to the eyes and skin.

Emergency workers also set fire to gas fumes escaping from the drill hole to prevent more hydrogen sulfide from spreading.

There, fire officials believe, fumes from the spilled gasoline were ignited by the pilot light on the water heater.

At the warehouse, a handful of firefighters struggled valiantly to put out the fire, laced with fumes from the burning polyurethane roof.

In one extreme case, a manicurist in New Jersey was set on fire after chemical fumes in her shop burst into flames.

Its investigation found the ELT's battery wires were "crossed and trapped" under the battery compartment cover plate, which probably created a short circuit that caused an uncontrollable increase in temperature, leading to rupture and fire emitting toxic fumes.