Sentence examples for fire turned off from inspiring English sources

As long as you have friendly fire turned off, it won't go off on anyone else.

If fats or oils catch fire, turn off the heat immediately but don't try to pick up the pan.

In case of a small stove grease fire, turn off the stove.

The fire officials turned off the water and gas, loaded the residents into vans and took them back to the high school.

After alerting the Fire Department and other residents of the blaze at the complex on the 1200 block of North Columbus Avenue, he used extinguishers to put out the fire and turned off the gas to the dryer.

Additionally, the possibility of unintentionally setting light to clothing in an intended residential fire [ 7] ensures that fire safety is currently an important albeit often unacknowledged part of the informal carer role, for example ensuring electric fires are turned off, or burning cigarettes are disposed of safely.

Seconds later, the Concorde's navigator said Engine No. 2 was malfunctioning and the pilot, apparently believing the engine was on fire, ordered it turned off.

(Harvard professor Marshall Goldman notes that sales of Russian-made color TVs, which had a habit of catching fire even when turned off, fell from 2.7 million units in 1990 to 102,000 six years later).

The Trump administration has stopped its threats of "fire and fury". South Korea turned off loudspeakers pumping propaganda into the North.

We don't know if that was by the fire or if they turned off the juice.

It took about 45 minutes for the oil to stop flowing because of residual pressure after the valve was turned off, fire officials said.