Sentence examples for fire sense from inspiring English sources

These environmental signals carry information about sex in the unproblematic 'smoke means fire' sense.

About 1,000 ferries capable of holding 100 or more passengers lack remote fire-sensing systems and backup communications systems.

But he warned him he was "playing with fire".A sense of danger and daring infused all Avigdor Arikha's works from life.

The most surprising among them must be the discovery of Arcade Fire's sense of humour, hitherto unnoticed, possibly because it was hitherto nonexistent.

Looked at in that way, pulling investments from companies committed to throwing more fuel on the climate change fire makes sense.

Where is our fire, our sense of competition, our collective conscience that serving the lesser among us is a right and a responsibility?

It was weird - partly it fires a sense of wonder, but also it was just looking at another thing on a screen.

But that's not how Mr. Schama sees it: "If the country is to come charging out of the gates of its several calamities with a fire-driven sense of national renewal, it will be because its people draw so ceaselessly on the lives and wisdoms of their ancestors".

And it can be depressing to see how the neighboring forest is destroyed by large fires without sense.

"This started as a scandal about celebrities being spied on through their voice-mail accounts, but it is the tampering with the account of a then missing 13-year-old Milly Dowler that has fired a sense of national outrage," CBS reported.

"The Midi fires the senses: makes your hand more agile, your eye sharper, your brain clearer," wrote Van Gogh.