Sentence examples for fire proved from inspiring English sources

"Chicago Fire" proved a modest success.

The Baghdad Green Zone, pummeled with lethal mortar fire, proved vulnerable once again.

The 1906 fire proved so devastating because the quake destroyed the city's water system.

All three major defenses against fire proved unequal to the task.

Poulenc's Sonata for Violin and Piano, with its virtuosic opening marked "con fuoco" — with fire — proved a much better fit.

But Friesan Fire proved a terrible student, showing little inclination to pass other horses on the racetrack.

At its best, Fire proves they could easily escape the novelty tag.

Troopers have said the events surrounding the fire prove that their 3,700-member 3,700-membererpaid, overworked and stretcorpstoo this, handling everything from driving tests for teenagers to beefed-underpaids aloverworkedxicandborder.

Some say that the fire proves the Army, an occupant of the valley for eight decades, is an incompetent steward of it, and that the new discovery of cultural sites, on adjoining land also covered by the reservation, only bolsters what they have said all along: that the valley is a sacred place and the military should vacate it and the surrounding area.

They're prone to letting the occasional number wallow, though: plodding rarities 405 and Title and Registration provide a mid-set slump, while clunkers Underneath the Sycamore and Home is a Fire prove new album Codes and Keys to be something of a water-treader.

Well, Arcade Fire proves me wrong.