Sentence examples for fires called from inspiring English sources

A declaration by Chilean NGOs and leaders of social groups expressed outrage at the use of anti-terror laws and said the fires called into serious question the industrial monocrop cultivation employed by forestry companies.

One approach to reducing the risk of a major fire is to clear out the brush, either by logging or by setting small, controlled fires called prescribed burns.

These methods have been established either using parametric fires called "time temperature curves", such as those mentioned in ISO 834 International Standard (1999) and ASTM E119 (ASTM 2006) (based on experiment and tests), or using "natural fires" which rely mainly on the volume of gas produced by the combustible materials in a covered space, such as those stated in SEI and ASCE (2006).

Faster fires call for better smoke alarms.

Not all of the recipes in "Seven Fires" call for a pulley.

Cadillac president Johan de Nysschen has been stoking the internet fires, calling out "Germanmobile fanboys" on Facebook – fighting words from the former Audi of America president.

Straining Ulster's shaky peace, Britain ruled that cease-fires called by the Ulster Defense Association and the Loyalist Volunteer Force no longer exist, after months of attacks on Catholics and the police.

Mr. Bezos introduced a new Kindle Fire called the Kindle Fire HD.

Despite continued clashes the cease-fire called for last weekend has brought a marked reduction in violence.

The couple next exchanged vows by encircling a small fire called a Mangal Fera, four times.

Last year, the Coronado National Forest was singed by a fire, called Horseshoe 1, that began just north of the spot where the current fire started.