Sentence examples for fire worry from inspiring English sources

Israeli officials, who say they tried every nonlethal method of crowd control at their disposal before resorting to live fire, worry about being cast as the villain but admit they are in a bind.

But many people displaced by the fire worry that the apartments will be out of their price range, and some officials agree that finding lower-income housing will not be easy.

"You can't start a fire, worried about your little world fallin' apart," Springsteen sang.

By Martha Keller The New Yorker, February 26 , 1949P. 28 What the wind harried, the fire worried View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

The gathering moved here in 1990 after crowds and fire worries prompted organizers to seek more wide open spaces.

By Martha Keller The New Yorker, February 26 , 1949P. 28 What the wind harried, the fire worried View Article By Rivka Galchen By Masha Gessen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.

Over the course of his 78 years he lost a son, lost a wife, got fired, worried about money, and had health issues.

The plan has already come under fire: some worry that schools are sending a message that everything is for sale.

When finally alight, the cake is delightfully colorful, festive and engineered for efficiency: there is no dripping wax, no risk of house fire, no worry of how to carry a flaming cake through a drafty hallway without extinguishing the candles.

Some fire officials worry about the commitment of many recent volunteers, wondering aloud whether the new recruits were caught up in the emotion of the attacks and enlisted on a whim instead of a deep-rooted desire to serve.

While fire experts worry that the lack of superfires so far in Colorado will lull people into underestimating the threat, at least one insurance company is giving its customers a reason to comply.