Sentence examples for fire notes from inspiring English sources

"Resources have been rushed to localized flare-ups … hoping that will control the much wider fire," notes Peter Jones in The Scotsman.

Great Fire notes that currently Bloomberg is getting blocked at a rate of 75percentt — meaning 75% of Chinese web surfers cannot access it — which it seems to tie to a story the newswire published a story about assets owned by Xi Jinping, China's vice president and widely expected to become president.

In theory that means, as FIRE notes, that "if both parties are intoxicated during sex, they are both technically guilty of sexually assaulting each other".

FIRE notes that while public universities are forbidden by law from infringing on first amendment rights, private universities are not - and so it only reviewed those private institutions which emphasized freedom of expression in their missions.

Many thought a discarded cigarette might have sparked the fire, noting that residents often smoked in the lounges, breaking a school policy.

Canetti's haunting comments on crowds and fire noted that the most striking and dangerous trait of the crowd is "the propensity to incendiarism".

Still, the investigators expressed surprise that the battery could have caught fire, noting that the manufacturer of the transmitter, Honeywell Aerospace, had produced 6,000 of the transmitters for a wide range of aircraft since 2005, including some Airbus planes, without similar incidents.

2 07 p.m.: This post was updated to include an early damage assessment from the Valley fire, noting the destruction of hundreds of homes and other structures.

Thousands and thousands of years ago, the caveman "Ug" figured out how to tame fire (note: the names in this story are fictional and are totally a product of my fevered imagination -- I don't want the guys from the insurance commercials suing me or anything...)...

As Mr. Dufour produced rippling gushes of rapid-fire notes, the orchestral parts seemed to ooze out from the tiny spaces amid his torrents.

LOS ANGELES — All the crowd at the world figure skating championships needed to hear was the first few rapid-fire notes of music from Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy's pairs short program, and it knew the performance would be unique.