Sentence examples for fire occupies from inspiring English sources

Fire is a recurrent theme in the history of Atlanta, and the Sherman fire occupies a large place in the city's collective imagination.

This species colonizes burned areas within 1 year after a fire, occupies burned areas for 3 5 years, with peak densities 3 years after fire (Caton 1996; Saab et al. 2007).

Forests characterized by mixed-severity fires occupy a broad moisture gradient between lower elevation forests typified by low-severity fires and higher elevation forests in which high-severity, stand replacing fires are the norm.

Aspen became more widespread after the fires, occupying areas that had been dominated by conifers.

Bristol was set on fire and occupied by rioters for three days after the Lords rejected the Reform Bill in 1831.

Asked about the passions that fire the Occupy Wall Street crowds, Mr. Bloomberg gave an oh-puhleeze purse of his lips.

— It was impossible not to feel him hardly used; to be obliged to stand back in his own House and see the best place by the fire constantly occupied by Sir H. D".

The narrative also takes in Wenja's interaction with two other local tribes – the warlike, basic Udam from the mountainous north of Oros and the more sophisticated Izila, masters of fire, who occupy the marshy south.

The final sentence in the manuscript runs as follows: "Poor Mr. Hollis!—It was impossible not to feel him hardly used; to be obliged to stand back in his own House and see the best place by the fire constantly occupied by Sir H. D".

The Fire has occupied the top spot on Amazon's best sellers list for weeks even prior to the device shipping.

Despite the fact that Feyerabend reports of himself that he was foolhardy during battle, treating it as a theatrical event, he received the Iron Cross (second class) early in March 1944, for leading his men into a village under enemy fire, and occupying it.