Sentence examples for fire suffering from inspiring English sources

Scenes of fire, suffering and devastation don't exactly open up an ideal teaching moment in comparative religion.

One of the officers called to the scene decided to use his Taser, causing Pimlott to catch fire, suffering severe burns which were to prove fatal.

During the retreat, Montcalm, still mounted, was struck by either canister shot from the British artillery or repeated musket fire, suffering injuries to the lower abdomen and thigh.

On April 12 , 2012 Booker saved a woman from a house fire, suffering smoke inhalation and second degree burns on his hands in the process.

"He would also join his men in fighting fires, suffering several personal injuries, even though he was the chief fire officer".

The ship was not part of Moreno's squadron at Algeciras and none of the British ships reported engaging a frigate during the night – during the hours of darkness Perla must have encountered the battle and become caught in the cross-fire, suffering fatal damage.

No progress is affected on foot however, Jerry is stubborn and has kept us inside our tanks for 19 hours with his insidious mortar fire … Suffering acute shortages of food, many Germans are willingly giving themselves up in preference to being subjected to further hardship.

Davis ordered Southern guns to fire, thereby suffering the blame for starting a war.

Part of my choice early on was to walk through the fire of suffering.

Such weapons produced a low rate of fire, while suffering from a high rate of failure and were only accurate within 50 m.

Another historian argues that the gliders landing in daylight was a calamity, with the 194th Glider Infantry Regiment having two-thirds of their gliders hit by ground fire and suffering heavy casualties as they landed.