Sentence examples for fire interrupted from inspiring English sources
But fire interrupted him, in a bloom of flame declaring itself around him, dragging the breath out of his lungs.
Wednesday's rocket fire interrupted weeks of relative quiet along the Israel-Gaza border and set off sirens as far north as Rishon LeZion, a Tel Aviv suburb.
The mortar fire interrupted a ceasefire called for by the UN on humanitarian grounds, which both Israel and Hamas had agreed to observe between 0700 GMT and 1200 GMT.
Similarly, Martha was said to have been "just totally freaked" when a smokehouse fire interrupted the shooting of a holiday special and she found that the hose she had personally dragged to the smokehouse ("followed by various blasé crew people, faux-concerned family members, smirking kitchen assistants, and a macho Brazilian groundskeeper") was too short to reach the flames.
In another game, the stands caught on fire, interrupting play as evacuating fans congregated at the 50-yard line.
In barracks that resemble a tightly packed trailer park, they put on Kevlar vests and huddle in cramped bunkers when incoming mortar fire interrupts their sleep.
But a fire call interrupted Mr. McCain's address forcing the audience to scatter to free up a hook and latter truck.
Last night's "fire has interrupted this project; for this reason there must be a strong reaction on the part of all institutions and by those who care about a better future," he added.
On one of the busiest film nights of the year, hundreds of people at a Los Angeles movie theater complex were evacuated after fire alarms interrupted their Christmas movie viewings.
We conclude that holm oak woodlands affect fire behavior by interrupting fire spread at the edge zone and that fire-created edges affect herbaceous plant species richness, abundance and distribution by maintaining habitat diversity, which increased plant diversity at patch and landscape levels.
So even, I begin to ask, when he sees the streets of Greece on fire – "The streets of Greece are always on fire," he interrupts softly, with magnificent ennui.
