Sentence examples for fires emerged from inspiring English sources
Evidence of large numbers of fires emerged when worried owners set up a Vauxhall Zafira car fires Facebook page, where people can share information about incidents.
Prescribed fires emerged as an option for protecting forests and their soils from wildfires through the reduction of fuels levels.
Anger filled the streets, fires emerged, cars were flipped and looting was witnessed, all reminiscent of a similar scene in that city 17 years ago.
Fewer adverse health effects, especially those directly perceived to be smoke-related, and a reduction in risk of burn injuries and house fires emerge as enablers for adoption and sustained use (smoke, health and safety).
He had set up a rod in his home in St Petersburg to study lightning strikes, but he got more than he bargained for when a pale blue ball of fire emerged from the rod and struck him in the head.
It was from that building that the soldier on fire emerged: His form was somewhat obscured by the eerie glow of the agency's night-vision camera, but his shrieks were clearly audible.
News of the fire emerged on twitter more than 45 minutes ago.
It was the most destructive, but when the extent of the damage from the Waldo Canyon Fire emerged last week, the Colorado Springs fire became the most destructive fire in state history.
Samsung Electronics on Saturday urged consumers to stop using Galaxy Note 7 smartphones immediately and exchange them as soon as possible as more reports of the phones catching fire emerged even after the company's global recall.
The blaze burning near Fort Collins was the most destructive fire in Colorado history, but is now the second most destructive as of Thursday afternoon when the extent of the damage from the Waldo Canyon Fire emerged and made the Colorado Springs fire the most destructive fire in state history.
