Sentence examples for from which fire from inspiring English sources

Behold then the arm from which fire comes, the hand of a god hurling lightning.

In summer the region is particularly threatened by forest fires, and Marseille is the centre from which fire fighting is coordinated.

Active restoration of dry forests from which fire has been excluded is compatible in many areas with conservation and recovery of the owl.

The marines finally pummeled the tower with machine-gun fire and a 20-millimeter round fired from a tank, "after which, fire from the mosque ceased," according to a report from the American military command.

(H ) The pooled data from CA2 PNs which fire APs in response to PP stimulation (n = 27).

However, it is largely unclear how neuronal avalanches arise from individual neurons, which fire simply in a noisy, irregular manner.

The Japanese government has also been rattled by renewed belligerence from North Korea, which fired off a long-range rocket in December and conducted its third nuclear test in February.

Teary-eyed as he left the courtroom, he hugged several supporters, including at least one co-worker from the Southbury Training School, which fired Mr. Smith in the fall of 2000.

City Attorney Dennis Herrera, who is a candidate, briefly came under fire from @HerreraLoves, which fired off two pithy tweets, including: "Dennis Herrera Loves Lobbyists," followed by a link to a San Francisco Examiner article about a lobbyist who invited his contacts to a fund-raiser for the candidate.

Landing parties were sent ashore, some to retrieve provisions, others to set fire to buildings that Whig snipers had been using as posts from which to fire on the fleet.

"That's a Tesla, dude," exclaims an occupant of the car from which the fire was being recorded.