Sentence examples for fire projected from inspiring English sources

At the very start, only the orchestra was on the stage, playing harsh, arrhythmic sounds while a black and white fire projected on the wall behind them.

The prow (prōra) featured an elevated forecastle (pseudopation), below which the siphon for the discharge of Greek fire projected, although secondary siphons could also be carried amidships on either side.

And everything about the experience was memorable, including the dimly lit gallery space, with the image of a roaring fire projected on the wall, and the tiny red roses the waitresses had pinned to the top buttons of their collared shirts.

On Tuesday, North Korea's western military command "made a decisive resolution to counter the reckless naval firing projected by the group of traitors with strong physical retaliation," said a statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.

Military leaders "made a decisive resolution to counter the reckless naval firing projected by the group of traitors with strong physical retaliation", the statement said.

It is hoped that this comprehensive overview provides scientific guidance for management and coordination of coal fire projects.

If DOE does not get a seat at the ITER table by mid-2004, the report recommends, the United States should proceed with the FIRE project instead.

My guess would be that Google is hoping for something like the Arcade Fire project they made in August using HTML5.

More about Russell C. Smith and the Digital Fire project can be found at: http://digitalfirebook.tumblr.com/.tumblr.com/

The Swiss Society for General Medicine has therefore acknowledged ICPC as the official coding system for primary care and recently developed a project for better coding in primary care (FIRE project) [ 9– 11].

The participating general practitioners in the FIRE project were initially instructed to code symptoms or diagnoses, which were addressed during consultations or needed special attention, such as a drug prescription.