Sentence examples for fire launched from inspiring English sources

Greek fire launched from tubes mounted on the prows of Greek ships wrought havoc on the Arab fleet attacking Constantinople in 673.

Another factor may have been the escalation in rocket and mortar fire launched at Israel by militants from Gaza earlier this month.

The events started Saturday night as hundreds of rioters and looters set buildings on fire, launched fireworks at police and ran unchallenged through the streets with armfuls of stolen goods.

In the amazing film that is the centerpiece of tomorrow night's "National Geographic Explorer," we see Mr. Junger crouching behind a rock and hiding in trenches from rocket fire launched by the Taliban.

#Enfieldless than a minute ago via Twitter for BlackBerry(R) Favorite Retweet ReplyPaul Lewis PaulLewis The events started Saturday night as hundreds of rioters and looters set buildings on fire, launched fireworks at police and ran unchallenged through the streets with armfuls of stolen goods.

Apple has had about 70% of the entire tablet market up to now, but the launch in the summer of Google's 7in Nexus 7 tablet - estimated to have sold around a million in three months - and of the Kindle Fire, launched in the US in October 2011, has pointed to huge potential in the market.

While that store doesn't offer all the apps found in Google's Android Market, Amazon has been rounding up the big app makers to get them on board for the Fire launch, I'm told.

It's also the day we pig out on hot dogs, get up early to catch parades, and occasionally light ourselves on fire launching fireworks.

Saturday's ballistic test fire launch also comes ahead of a long-awaited Workers Partyy of Korea congress, slated for early May.

Retreating militant fighters trained their sniper fire and launched suicide attacks on advancing forces, and set fire to oilfields.

Coming from AMC, the Don Draper channel, Halt and Catch Fire was launched to an unreasonable assumption that the 80s-set tech drama would be Mad Men with computers.