Sentence examples for fires ignite from inspiring English sources
The fires ignite through spontaneous combustion or natural or anthropogenic causes.
The "fire season," measured by the first and last days forest fires ignite in a given year, lengthened by nearly 35 days.
OO Study: California's Wildfire Season And Air Quality To Get Worse - because the amount of air pollution from wildfires in the Western U.S. is expected to rise as more fires ignite because of climate change.
Motorways were blocked, shop windows smashed and fires ignited.
In a three-day span, more than 200 brush fires ignited.
In September 1998, after a series of fires ignited by ammunition, the Army voluntarily suspended training.
About 1 in 100 controlled fires ignited by federal workers typically escapes the expected bounds, Forest Service officials said today.
It was then, the police believe, that Mr. Flynn set two fires, igniting a dish towel and a teddy bear.
As fires ignited – from human sources in most cases – high winds carried the embers and spread them.
This low forest fire frequency can be attributed to the fragmented landscape pattern, which restricted the spread of fires ignited by lightning.
Meantime, as new fires ignited and as established fires spread into new areas, the state decision-makers had no engines to send them.
