"fire scene" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the location of a fire. For example: Firefighters responded to the fire scene and were able to contain the blaze.
Any fire scene is heartbreaking".
As the day went by, people stopped by the fire scene — neighbors, relatives and strangers.
Investigators collected the 15-year-old from his Bronx home and returned to the fire scene.
Without having visited the fire scene, Hurst says, it was impossible to pinpoint the cause of the blaze.
Katie Musselwhite-Goldsmith, a mother of two young children whose apartment overlooks the fire scene, has helped organize the petition.
Vasquez had made a videotape of the fire scene, and Hurst looked at the footage of the burn trailer.
Before visitors reach the Tally-Ho, in a room formerly used for storage, they pass the fire scene.
The brigade described the blaze it found at 4.34am as a "substantial and well-established fire scene".
Firefighter Santora joined Engine Company 54 in July but had not been dispatched to a fire scene before Sept. 11.
Call it maturity or common sense or the experiential equivalent of showing up a day late to a fire scene.
Lieutenant Ryan would never leave a fire scene until the last smolder was out, Captain Henri said.
