Sentence examples for fire numbers from inspiring English sources

Recent fire numbers in Victoria, one of the world's most fire-prone areas, seem to bear this out.

Warming fire weather increased burn rates and fire numbers in all eco-regions, albeit to different degrees.

Our results suggest that fire suppression could lead to longer fire cycles, smaller mean fire sizes, more fire numbers per year, and increased mean forest age (time-since-fire).

C. M. Edmunds: Men's final is played with fire – number 2 scrapes home (Screwtape's home; anag. incl. n + no.; ref. Wimbledon 2013).

In one corner, an enthusiastic choreographer was leading a squad of young dancers through a routine that will accompany an Arcade Fire number.

At that, the judges several of whom were associated with Pentatonix or the a-cappella film "Pitch Perfect"—left the theater, momentarily getting stuck behind a stage door as singers rushed on stage for the Earth, Wind & Fire number.

At that, the judges — several of whom were associated with Pentatonix or the a-cappella film "Pitch Perfect" — left the theater, momentarily getting stuck behind a stage door as singers rushed on stage for the Earth, Wind & Fire number.

Fire frequency and fire cycle can be defined in point-based and area-based ways, and the analytical results indicate that the different definitions are interrelated with each other, except the fire number-based fire frequency definition.

It forecasts an urgent situation to occur in the tunnel and provides the information for a fire, number of the wounded, vehicles locked in the tunnel to advise the seriousness of the accident.

Rim fire: Number of firefighters decreases as crews gain control.

Cast members with their backs to the audience fiddle with blinking lights on a three-tiered control board as the accumulated sound becomes a hard-driving, breathless blur of indistinct, rapid-fire numbers backed up by threatening blasts from the swelling electric keyboards and frenetic woodwinds, all under the sure conducting of Michael Riesman.