Sentence examples for fires up to from inspiring English sources
Hezbollah fires up to 100 rockets a day into northern Israel, with some aimed at Haifa and Tel Aviv.
Specially toughened boat planes, they can attack fires up to nine times an hour, skimming across a nearby lake or sea to fill their tanks in seconds.
It comes in tan, gray, white and a greenish blue and fires up to an unusual tannish color, not terra cotta.
It also works quickly, rapidly moving samples through the X-ray beam, which fires up to 120 X-ray pulses per second, and hitting them one at a time.
Nerf 2-in-1 Demolisher: £39.99, amazon.co.uk Whether you're launching missiles by pump action or unleashing a barrage of motorised darts, this blaster, which fires up to 90 feet, has a maximum impact.
FBU general secretary Matt Wrack said it was "absolutely ludicrous that a government can impose a scheme which means that firefighters will have to ride engines and rescue people from fires up to the age of 60".
Wells testified that Graziosa "was fired up" to hurt him.
Kessel said the Americans were fired up to face Canada.
