Sentence examples for fire learning from inspiring English sources

Most of the cars were intact, and many passengers in other compartments slept through the fire, learning of it only when the train screeched to a halt, one witness said.

For most, the word survival tends to conjure up thoughts of sparking kindling for fire, learning to build shelter from scratch or figuring out how to source clean water.

That's true of the latest fad to catch fire: learning style.

Run by Zengoro Hoshi, the 46th generation of the family to be in charge, the firm's motto is unusually practical: "Take care of fire, learn from water, co-operate with nature".

In any field, true learning comes from doing, and the best cooks do not read or watch; they belly up to the counter, make messes, wield steel, tame fire, learn to taste what they've wrought and judge it critically.

If it's fire, learn history and tricks that are useful.

Young time travellers grind flour and bake bread on open fires, learn how to throw spears and build houses by flinging handfuls of mud at wattle-and-daub walls.

When getting a teacher fired, learn the laws of what they can and can't do.

If you do get fired, learn from this lesson and build on what you could have done better.

This experiment was launched from the idea that the mastery of fire and learning to cook is what propelled human evolution from earlier primates.

That lack of disclosure backfired, however, when the fire brigade, learning of high radiation levels at the plant's gates, initially refused to venture in, and even pulled some men back.