Sentence examples for fire you would from inspiring English sources

If ten people told you your house was on fire, you would call the fire department.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Roberts explained the heightened rhetoric of his creation: "If your house was on fire, you would not want me to walk very casually up to the front door and ring the doorbell.

Fisk explains that the other detectives would not feel safe at his side under fire: "You would earn their respect by choosing to offer support rather than risk their lives". When Dunbar refuses, Fisk assigns him to a female partner, Karen Bettancourt Marisol Nicholss), yanking her off a serial killer case she had worked on for eight months, and orders them to investigate a car theft.

On the other hand, if you see a male putting out a fire, you would natrually call him a fire man.

That would be like if they set David Blunkett's dog on fire: you wouldn't like it, no one enjoys dwelling on the disabilities of their elected representatives.

So in case you were lost in a real fire, you would know where your nearest exit is.

"If there's a fire, you'd burn up in your room," her mother said.

The shooting interface is fairly clean and well-organized but I'd worry that unless your mission was to produce a flickbook for a very important event (a goodbye wave from friends, your wife giving birth, your first trash can fire) you'd probably just take some video and call it a day.

If you had to continuously go from fire to fire, you'd soon run out of resources and end up unable to do your job.

For a city that reports civilian casualties daily from indiscriminate missile fire, you'd expect Damascus to be a ghost town like many other major Syrian cities.

"If there was an earthquake or a fire, you'd go to KFWB". Hulett, who had manned the microphone at KFWB since 1998, noted that AM has survived the decades-long onslaught from television and Internet outlets.