Sentence examples for full fire from inspiring English sources
If they shoot at a civilian neighbourhood, the army should reply with full fire.
Haldan praised Churchill's actions in saving the engine: "He was frequently exposed to the full fire of the enemy.
EVEN though the family values debate has faded from the Presidential campaign, it is in full fire in several states.
We demonstrate the unique value of the geostationary FRP retrievals made from AHI data for full fire diurnal cycle assessment and for Fire Radiative Energy FREE) calculations.
Hogarth's moral attitude was also new: he depicted the follies and the punishment of his protagonists with a measure of sympathy, reserving the full fire of his satire for those who exploit these unfortunates.
Lest the cast and crew of "Chicago Fire" forget that the show should represent the Wolf Brand, a photo of the producer dressed in full fire captain regalia hangs in the background of a set.
Central banks must get into full fire-fighting mode, too.
Not in 55 years, since the Eisenhower administration, has there been a full fire-safety inspection there.
Where McCorvey holds back from the full fire-and-brimstone rhetoric of Terry is over the death of Tiller.
They knew that the Americans would be wary of engaging them with their full fire-power in civilian areas.And so they were.
He's in full fire-and-brimstone mode in LIGHT OF THE WORLD (Simon & Schuster, $27.99), the 20th novel in a series featuring Dave Robicheaux, a Louisiana sheriff's detective and onetime alcoholic brawler whose struggles with his own demons set the fiery tone (and high body count) of these modern morality tales.
