Sentence examples for fire waves from inspiring English sources
Their projectiles are reasonably slow, so I can dodge them, but later enemies fire waves of bullets, which I have to duck underneath to survive.
Forest fire policy has reacted compulsively after the great fire waves of the last decades overemphasizing extinction to the detriment of prevention, and individual education to the detriment of a more comprehensive rural development planning.
To the locals a black flag meant that you simply don't go in deeper than your waist, due to the strong current, big and rapid fire waves and jellyfish.
Amy and Maria wrap their clothes into makeshift torches and light them on fire, waving them in the air.
At the opening ceremony, the crowd hooted at a politician's oration, then set their programs on fire, waving them in the air.
Two men were killed and several badly burnt by napalm before the attack was broken off after the company second-in-command Captain Michael Ryan—ran out under Chinesecond-in-command Captainanel.
He said the new system fires waves that are shorter and at higher frequencies than microwaves.
Iran fired waves of these missiles in 1994, 1999 and 2001 at the armed camps of the National Liberation Army of Iran, a dissident force based in Iraq committed to overthrowing the Islamic regime in Tehran.
Now, scientists using data from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) instruments on NASA's Terra and Aqua satellites have pieced together a decade-long global tour of the world's fires, from waves of grassland fire sweeping across Africa, "the fire continent," to agricultural fires in Asia and to catastrophic wildfires in the western United States.
The Roanoke Times editorialized: "The spectacle of one American -- who has never had to defend his country's flag under fire -- waving it to attack another -- who has -- is revolting".
In that speech, McCain envisioned a nightmare of runaway forest fires, heat waves stifling the cities, storms swamping the coasts, unless something is done.
