Sentence examples for fires has gone from inspiring English sources

Detective Lt. Charles Dohrenwend, commander of the arson squad of the Suffolk County police, said his unit's investigation into the two reservation fires "has gone exactly nowhere".

But suppose, instead, all those fires had gone out twenty-five yeago ago?

But risk is a tricky thing to wrap one's head around, especially once the fires have gone out.

The guards refused to answer when asked why the hillsides were still smoldering if the fires had gone out the previous week, as they said.

By the end of 1979, the year the final steel cast was made at the Elisabeth furnace at the Spring Vale steelworks, though, the fires had gone out.

"So why have - even though those fires have gone down 40% - the number of firefighters remained broadly the same.

The old fire has gone out.

In reality, the fire has gone out.

After a fire has gone out, fireplace doors or metal mesh screens should be closed.

A cease fire has gone into effect between Egypt and Israel and Russia and West Germany have come to an agreement.

Fiachra's resting expression was raked-in and solemn, like the heap of cinders left after a fire has gone out.