Sentence examples for fire travelled from inspiring English sources

Residents of the worst-hit regions in Victoria told of the extraordinary speed the fire travelled, and how they feared there "was not going to be a tomorrow".

A later photo of a bus on fire travelled still further as #TottenhamRiots became the service's top trending subject, with users trying to find out news, updating others on whether they had arrived home safely, and even passing on calls for "legal observers" to head to Tottenham.

This paper extends the previous studies and uses the validated finite element model to investigate different horizontal travelling fire scenarios between zones and different inter-zone time delays to represent fire travelling time.

That was very much a part of the image and the narrative: "This fire travels fast". .

The Hoffman kiln is a house-like structure consisting of a main firing passage in which the fire travels through chambers full of green bricks—it is essentially a BTK with a permanent roof.

Fires travel faster uphill than downhill, as the heat and smoke rise, heating areas higher up the hill.

These fires travel horizontally across the floor plate of a building and result in time and spatially varying thermal exposure and response of the structure to the fire.

Fires travel faster uphill than downhill, as the heat and smoke rise, heating areas higher up the hill and wind currents also tend to blow uphill, pushing the flames further.

Scientists also use it to explain the instantaneous decision-making moments where "all hell can break loose" - like why a tornado hits one home and not another; why brush fires travel in one direction and not another; even why someone's brain subconsciously chooses a certain mate over another.

And fire travels faster and with more vigor uphill, making those pathways extremely flammable.

"Now, other doors on that fourth floor are also left open and the fire travels in those apartments," Mr. Long said.