Sentence examples for fueled a fire from inspiring English sources

They pulled back after the deaths, when high winds and dry heat fueled a fire now burning over 9,000 acres.

City officials said Thursday afternoon that gas lines running underneath the neighborhood had most likely fueled a fire that ripped through the eight houses on the block None of the neighbors said they had smelled gas at any point.

City officials said Thursday afternoon that gas lines running underneath the neighborhood had most likely fueled a fire that ripped through the eight houses on the block, but they backed off earlier suggestions that the initial explosion was caused by a gas leak.

He offered no reason that Ibar would hit him but added: "I didn't think he'd want to fuel a fire with us.

In the months since then, the board's most important recommendation has been to reduce the material on board that can fuel a fire, by replacing the insulation.

But a petition filed earlier this week with the N.R.C. by a nuclear safety group argued that the zirconium could provide the chemical energy to fuel a fire that would disperse the radioactive materials.

"Generally speaking, fad diets misinform the public and fuel a fire of continued curiosity with this dieting mentality, which we know gets us nowhere," said Dr. Ovidio Bermudez, medical director of Laureate Eating Disorders Program in Tulsa, Okla.

Fire officials did at one point question the storage of large amounts of fuel well above the ground level, saying that one large tank for the mayor's command center, if ever compromised, might fuel a fire that would threaten the building.

For example, the same piece of wood (ti) could have many different uses (yong): to fuel a fire, to build a house, to carve into bowls, and so on.

There's more dried vegetation to fuel a fire, and less water available for the crews battling them.

That frustration is meant to fuel a fire that will ultimately lead to a successful sales call, followed by another, and another.