Sentence examples for fire of fires from inspiring English sources

How, then, did it come to supplant the Slocum tragedy as the fire of fires in New York's, and the nation's, memory?

Fire of Fires, 2009 (David Umlas, Marrilee Ratcliff, and the Community Art Makers Burning Mann Temple 2009, Reprocessed 2012 by Michael Holden on 500px.

Further investigation of the effects of fire frequency, fire intensity combinations and interaction of fire with other disturbances will enhance prediction of the likely impact of imposed or climatically induced changes to fire regimes on soil C.

A primary concern among the many potential effects of fire is the effects of fire and fire management on persistence of native fish populations.

Treatments included three levels of fire (winter fire, summer fire, and no fire) and two levels of grazing (simulated grazing and no grazing).

"They have reached the extreme point where the clash of fire against fire, steel against steel, has become inevitable".

"Twenty-six fises is a lot of fires".

As expected, Holocene trends in fire occurrence (number of fires per 1000 years) varied between lakes (Fig. 3).

The ubiquitous occurrence of fires suggests that fires potentially play a significant role in the management of landscapes.

Risk of fire occurrence (and expected number of fires), an important part of overall fire danger, is explicitly addressed within the fire occurrence prediction (FOP) System, though no nationally consistent set of equations or methods have been published to date.

The program electronically files forest fire information and produces reports with cumulative quantitative data on forest fires (number of fires, area burned, fire causes, type of vegetation burned, fire suppression parameters, etc)., at various temporal (single day, month, year or multi-year) and spatial (local, regional, national) scales.