Sentence examples for fires reach from inspiring English sources
Float trips on the middle fork of the Flathead River near the Robert fire have resumed, but the trips can only go in the morning before the fires reach their peak, and guides must carry radios and must have identified evacuation points should the fire flare up.
Few fires burn more than 100 acre, and the vast majority of fires reach only a little over an acre (0.5 ha) before they burn themselves out.
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When the fires reached the powder magazine, the Arkansas exploded and sank near the modern-day US 190 highway bridge at Baton Rouge.
In all, 53 people died, a military base was destroyed and the fires reached land contaminated by the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
Brush fires reached some of the laboratory's far-flung property yesterday, setting ablaze a structure at the Weapons Engineering Tritium Facility, but the flames were quickly put out, officials said.
Burning in the interface zone resulted in the greatest reduction in risk of fires reaching the houses and the intensity of these fires.
A few minutes later fires reached her ammunition magazines and she blew up and sank.
The two singles "I Will Possess Your Heart" and "Cath... ...... both reached the top ten of the Alternative Songs chart, while "Grapevine Fires" reached number 21.
Concussive shock disabled the starboard turbine engine and saltwater used to fight the fires reached the boilers and contaminated the feed water.
These studies ignore the fact that edge effects, such as anthropogenic fire, reach their maximum well before habitat connectivity is lost and may create positive feedbacks that result in further fragmentation.
