Sentence examples for fires were ignited from inspiring English sources

Investigators believed the fires were ignited by faulty equipment in Union Pacific trains that may have dropped "hot metal debris," according to court records.

The state-owned rail operator, S.N.C.F., said the fires were ignited between 6 10 a.m. and 6 30 a.m. on routes linking Paris with eastern France, the western Atlantic coast, the north and the southeast.

The few instances in which fires were ignited and the single instance of a gas explosion emphasise the significance of this hazard in areas with more vegetation or flammable construction types, or in cases where fuels are not removed.

The fire was throwing off so much heat that smaller fires were igniting as much as a mile ahead of it.

We can scarcely explain why our own sexy fires are ignited, much less those of others.

But, before then, little fires are ignited within the Richardson children, when two new arrivals — Mia Warren, an artist, and her daughter — befriend them and widen their horizons.

About thirty-five natural forest fires are ignited each year by lightning, while another six to ten are started by people— in most cases by accident.

Even though most of the cities' areas remain intact due to the low yields of the blasts, their downtowns have ceased to exist - and fires are ignited well across the metropolitan areas.

We have concluded that the first fire was ignited by a primitive man who fell asleep while smoking in bed.

A second fire was ignited by a stranded motorist seeking to attract the attention of a television news helicopter.

The fire was ignited by merchandise that was sitting by a heater at a Radio Shack store, the authorities said.