Sentence examples for fire reacted from inspiring English sources

"Nobody could believe how this fire reacted and how fast it burned and how hot it burned.

Residents who lost their homes in the massive Station fire reacted with frustration to what they called forest officials' slow progress in improving wildfire-response capabilities.

But LaBeouf only served to add further fuel to the fire, reacting to Dunham's jibe by plagiarising her in a tweet about "creating debate with thoroughly considered artistic expressions".

In order to study how fire reacts in a weightless environment, NASA is performing the Spacecraft Fire Experiment, or "Saffire".

The serpentine that was calcined by the fire reacts very fast with CO2 and water afterwards, thereby compensating part of the emitted CO2 during the fire.

In its early years, the committee spent much of its time providing advice and, in Conway's words, "putting out fires"—reacting to individual incidents, such as serious breaches of labor standards in the supply chain or major problems affecting health, safety, or the environment.

Saffire will allow NASA scientists to study how microgravity fires react on a much larger scale.

Many managers spend their days fighting fires, reacting to what is happening, rather than controlling events.

And as commissioner in 1971 he was incensed when the fire unions reacted to the rock throwing in Brownsville by saying that fire companies would not respond to disturbances without police protection.

On Thursday, most industry lobbying groups held their fire and reacted to Mr. Geithner's proposals as if they agreed with him entirely.

"This package is adding fuel to the fire". Others reacted with less confidence.