Sentence examples for fire spotlights from inspiring English sources

Electric fences and fences made from ground chili plants mixed with oil spread on a rope reduced the probability of crop damage better than the other methods, which included noise, fire, spotlights, elephant drives,1 and chili smoke.

The energy equivalent to 1,500 Hiroshima-sized atomic bombs was released in a fire storm that saw rivers of flame – sometimes rising 100 metres in the air – flowing through the countryside, generating winds of up to 120km an hour with new fires spotlighting 35km ahead of the main fire front.

I half-expected the entire parking lot to be jammed, with news vans from every local stations hugging the fire lanes, spotlights torching up the sky and maybe even a red carpet.

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On the way back to the fire, we spot bushbabies in the trees, their eyes gleaming scarlet in the spotlight.

The fire truck's powerful spotlight lit her up.

But for Marilyn, and for the other relatives still grieving, a larger issue has also been thrown into the spotlight by the fire: working conditions in factories across the city and the country.

Patience, introduced as the song that launched their comeback, lushly ripples past, and Relight My Fire generates hysterical throbbing under disco spotlights.

And sweatshop exploitation of immigrants, spotlighted by the fatal fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist factory in 1911, galvanized the labor movement.

After illuminating the submarine with star shell and spotlights, the destroyer escort opened fire on her with Bofors 40 mm guns from a range of at 02 09.

She's gone from a girl who shied away from the spotlight to The Girl on Fire.