Sentence examples for fire helps from inspiring English sources
While fire helps enhance crops and grasses for pasture, it also produces smoke that degrades air quality.
Quarterback Jay Fiedler, under fire, helps win it with one of his best games of the season.
She's frustrated and cheated and full of cold rage and fire helps her control that I suppose.
Fire helps replenish the landscape by burning fallen trees and branches and thick carpets of dead wood, pine needles and leaves, creating an open habitat that supports plants and animals.
He followed that bit of sensory overload with an art-directed chase through the Tsuen Wan Drainage Tunnel: "The low ceilings and close walls and lack of right angles make us anxious" — the machine-gun fire helps, too — "and the baffles on the bottom of the helical ramp are like Brancusis!" In Jakarta, at the end, Hathaway is a fugitive, hunted as much as hunter.
He followed that bit of sensory overload with an art-directed chase through the Tsuen Wan Drainage Tunnel: "The low ceilings and close walls and lack of right angles make us anxious"—the machine-gun fire helps, too—"and the baffles on the bottom of the helical ramp are like Brancusis!" In Jakarta, at the end, Hathaway is a fugitive, hunted as much as hunter.
Once understood, fire helped shape wooden implements before adequate rock tools were available for the purpose.
The discovery of the use of fire helped to distinguish humans from other animals.
The fierce heat of the fire helped create a light, crispy crust over the pudding.
Stories around a fire helped develop the mind, just as fire for cooked food fuelled the body.
Working with Mello, Fire helped discover RNA interference (RNAi), a mechanism in which genes are silenced by double-stranded RNA.
