Sentence examples for fires from inspiring English sources

National Grid has moved to reassure households and businesses it will have enough power supply even in a cold winter after a spate of fires and power plant closures helped to cut spare capacity to an eight-year low.

We stay on one Prussian soldier as he fires towards a Danish cannon position.

He even suggested children should be encouraged to light fires and trespass a little.

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The home side's half-backs Danny Care and Evans were lighting fires all over the pitch to inspire some terrific running rugby but, for once, Evans was wayward with his kicking at goal, missing three chances to stretch the lead.

When Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, said there was a clear link between climate change and bush fires, Mr Abbott said she was "talking through her hat".

Former detainees and senior military sources described how detainees were regularly tortured to death, hung on poles over fires, tossed into deep pits or interrogated using electric batons.

He is again assisted by Moxie Mallahan, the town of Stained-by-the-Sea Stained-by-the-Sea Stained-by-the-Sea Stained-by-the-Seahas caused the mysterious fires in the town and what has happened to the only witness.

It also provides the hydraulic pressure that fires the nymph's lower mouth parts towards its prey in a few milliseconds, the secret of the dragonfly's hunting prowess.

Lomborg is referring here to "primary energy" – that's everything from oil for cars and generators to wood burned on fires to coal burned in power plants.

Small camp fires could be seen here and there between the shadowy ranks of trees.