Sentence examples for fire rank from inspiring English sources

Two fires from 2015, the Valley fire and the Butte fire, rank more damaging at third and seventh place, respectively. .

Nonetheless, the reassignments have sent a wave of bitterness through the fire ranks.

The fire ranks as the worst in a decade in the Sacramento area.

Mr. Bloomberg has enjoyed a cordial relationship with those in the police and fire ranks during his first five weeks in office.

The fire ranks behind a 2002 blaze that blackened more than 732 square miles and one in 2005 that burned about 387 square miles in Cave Creek, a Phoenix suburb.

But the series is now on fire, ranking as one of television's top shows for preschoolers, with an average audience of more than 500,000 children ages 2 to 5, according to Nielsen data.

Fire ranks high among the potential risks faced by most buildings and structures.

HTC and Motorola lose some representation on the list, however and Amazon debuts with the Kindle Fire ranking number eight overall for impressions.

More surprising perhaps are the widespread connections shared by shots fired (rank 2) and aggravated assault (assault with a deadly weapon) (rank 3) with other crimes.

She said that in her many years of practice, the fear of being fired ranks as the number one fear for employees.

"DfID spending is among the most transparent in the world, while the MoD and FCO have previously come under fire, having ranked poorly by international standards.