Sentence examples for fire introduced from inspiring English sources

At first, this seemed a good fit, as Arcade Fire introduced a new wave of expansive indie rock, but then Sanctuary overreached itself and went under.

Earlier black-and-white Kindles were good only for reading digital books, but the newer Kindle Fire, introduced in 2011, is a tablet that lets a user potentially access anything Amazon sells.

While earlier black-and-white Kindles were good only for reading digital books, the newer Kindle Fire, introduced in 2011, can be used for e-books, movies, games, and potentially anything Amazon sells, thanks to a built-in Web browser.

They met the day after the fire, introduced by Metalsi's neighbour, and bonded amid the fallout – Metalsi helps with the silent walks and Cred has appeared on Grenfell Speaks.

Those seeds, which the men gathered up by the handfuls, started the first wave of hardy camellias now offered to American gardens, including a deep red with yellow stamens called Korean Fire, introduced last year by Hines Horticulture of Irvine, Calif.

That confirmed the findings of Rocky Mountain Institute's peer-reviewed study Reinventing Fire, introduced by the heads of Shell Oil and Exelon and endorsed by President Clinton.

Madagascar's northeastern rain forests are severely threatened by illegal logging of precious hardwood, which not only dries out the forest (making it susceptible to fire), introduces invasive species, degrades habitat, and reduces genetic diversity, but also violates local taboos and traditions.

Local fires introduce charcoal to a lake via airborne fallout and create distinct CHAR peaks that exceed variability around a low-frequency trend.

Most of the new fire retardants introduced since then consist of synthetic fibers that block fire, and in many cases consumers have no way of knowing what they contain, since the fibers are proprietary and manufacturers are not required to disclose their composition.

Amazon's tablet, the Kindle Fire, was introduced last fall in an ocean of hype.

A new state building and fire code introduced this year includes strict requirements for commercial buildings with wood frames.