Sentence examples for fire with which from inspiring English sources

Appling had earned Izzo's trust; he had already passed through the fire with which Payne was struggling.

Grandchildren Daniel (Colleen), Rebecca and Joshua Gaudette are committed to carrying on the fire with which Charles lived life.

The man accused of setting the Chediski section of that fire was a part-time firefighter, while the Rodeo fire, with which it merged, was thought to have been started by a woman who was lost in the forest.

And of course flames, projected onto the jutting planks of the machine, form the ring of fire with which Wotan surrounds Brünnhilde when, as her punishment for disobeying him and trying to save Siegmund, he strips her of her godly powers and puts her to sleep.

It is for this reason that the passer-by wanders through Baghdad not only surrounded by rubble, ruins, burned buildings, piles of rubbish and vermin, but also by the foul- smelling clouds of fire with which the citizens of Baghdad try to defend themselves against the rubbish that threatens to flood them.

While Israeli leadership was not stating wider goals, there was clearly hope in the country — as tanks and troops massed late in the week — that the assault in Gaza would do more than just stop the rocket fire with which Hamas had broken a cease-fire last month.

You'd think that Meyers, who has been in Hollywood long enough, would know better about stars of the golden seventies, whose character and styles were forged before the Age of Aquarius — and about the recklessly hedonistic fires with which they burned, and sometimes burned out.

The ants often eat fire ants, with which they are sometimes compared, and they "outcompete" fire ants for the food supply and reproduce far faster, Mr. Meyers said.

Today, there is a complete lack of appropriate regulatory provisions governing the fire safety assessment of bridges, in particular, specifying the load criteria under fire exposure, with which primary and secondary load-bearing elements should comply.

Needing a top plinth roughly an inch (25 mm) thick made from wood with a density of about 700 to 800 kg/Moghaddamddam found suitable material in a fire door with which he built a prototype.

In the growing light, 1 and 3 Platoon were soon pinned down and suffered a number of casualties as they attempted to gain better fire positions with which to engage their attackers.