Sentence examples for fires as much from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of firefighters are out battling fires as much of the state experiences hot temperatures and gusty winds.

In addition, embers can be lifted skyward by the gusts and the heat of the flames and then blown downwind, starting new fires as much as a mile away.

Longannet is the largest coal-fired plant in Britain as rival Drax is firing as much wood as coal these days.

Bill and Hillary Clinton come under a degree of fire, as much of the mass incarceration initiated by Reagan grew during the 1990s.

Fire chiefs said crews were working flat out to contain the fire as much as possible before a weekend heatwave brought triple-digit temperatures.

George R. R. Martin recently made a spoiler-ish remark about all of this that makes me fear fire as much as the Hound does.

Today, that kind of proposal probably would get him fired; as much as the Bush White House values loyalty, it puts even more stock in staying "on message".

Beyond the content, Spotify might consider firing as much of the SoundCloud team as possible to cut the constant losses endured by the Berlin startup.

But his Hyundai Motor plans to fire as much as one-fifth of its work force and may have to curb plans to become one of world's top carmakers.

They simply stop firing as much, reducing the messages they pass on about incoming sensations – in effect the message passed on to the rest of the brain is "nothing new... nothing new... nothing new…".

Californians know that fires are as much a part of the kinetic landscape as earthquakes, and yet the state seems to treat fires more like a kind of unpleasant annual surprise.