Sentence examples for fire leads from inspiring English sources

Sergeant Vance said investigators have received a number of fire leads and tips, but have no suspects.

The canto on Fire leads to volcanoes and debates on the formation of the earth, but also to electricity, gunpowder and the "Giant-Power" of steam, and prophecies of flying machines.

The three-part series begins with "Sidetracked," in which a search for the identity of a young woman who set herself on fire leads Wallander to suspect a serial killer who is scalping members of Sweden's high society.

It is hard to follow why the problem of a Baltimore tunnel fire leads to the criticism of an East Farmingdale train station, or how a $20 million train station project would endanger a $900 million rail tunnel safety improvement project.

It is recognized that fire leads to an increase in heterogeneity and maintenance of species distribution as well as increased production and quality of floral resources and reduction of fuels, nuisance species, and diseased individuals (Driver 1939; Lewis 1973; Biswell 1989; Anderson 1994199620052006; Arno and Allison-Bunnell 2002).

Slowly -- very slowly -- the pillar of fire leads to the sanctuary's entrance, where hundreds not in our procession await its arrival.

Ante Razov of the Chicago Fire led the West with two goals, and Mauricio Cienfuegos of the Los Angeles Galaxy and Peter Nowak of the Fire scored the other goals.

The fire led to an enormous explosion that gutted a large part of the building.

Creatively, Canada's Arcade Fire lead this literate, busy pack by some distance, of course.

Harry Feyer (pronounced Fire) led a sheltered, stable life in tidy, middle-class, lily-white Sheboygan, Wis.

Elmo's Fire" led to perhaps the most crazy-quilt — and lucrative — filmography as any contemporary actress can claim.