Sentence examples for fires long from inspiring English sources
Past policies have focused on fighting fires long after they have broken out.
To say they are all originals isn't exactly accurate because some were lost in fires long ago and had to be replaced.
Bartoli tries to find the right line with a forehand but just misses, handing Williams another break point, but she saves with a big serve that Venus fires long.
It's the first time I've ever been away with a partner before and would like it to be romantic – wood fires, long walks, the whole British winter get away.
Because of this, and because the plant is an extremely prolific seed bearer (each plant produces hundreds of capsules, each containing up to 700+ seeds, with a total up to 180,000 or 240,000 seeds), it remains in the soil seed bank for extended periods of time, and can sprout from apparently bare ground, or shortly after forest fires long after previous plants have died.
Greenpeace's Maitar says that stopping fires long-term will require the protection of peatland, and that a 2009 presidential decree banning any planting on peatland that goes deeper than 10 feet is being ignored.
(Yes, those police officers were fired long ago).
A fire long ago destroyed records showing some of its other early inhabitants.
Foreign naval vessels, 21. 4th of July all army posts fire long Salute to Union.
She was cold, shivering, the fire long since consumed by the gusts that tore at the chimney.
Updated at 2.40pm GMT 2.35pm GMT 90 min +4: Chelsea are firing long balls forward, but everyone knows now.
