Sentence examples for harsh fire from inspiring English sources
And the school's excellent cast is adroit at presenting both the work's twisted sweetness and its harsh fire.
The judge, Leonard B. Sand of Federal District Court, excluded the pilot's dramatic account of a squadron of American Black Hawk helicopters coming under unexpectedly harsh fire, leading to the 18 deaths, after a federal prosecutor said, "We're not saying Al Qaeda's people pulled the trigger".
The tally for California's harsh fire season ascended to even grimmer terrain Saturday as officials announced that the Blue Cut fire in the Cajon Pass has destroyed 105 homes and 213 other structures. .
Going after Trump and Sessions over policing is also likely a welcome change for Emanuel, who has drawn harsh fire for Chicago's police brutality and persistently high violent crime.
Southern and eastern Australia, it reads, "are projected to experience harsher fire weather".
For I was hungry and you gave me no food, I was thirsty and you gave me no drink, I was a stranger and you did not welcome me, naked and you did not clothe me, sick and in prison and you did not visit me.' " That's harsh, eternal fire, but the point is taken.
Syed Jaafar Albar declared that "Wherever I am, I am a Malay", drawing harsh return fire from Lee, who stated in Parliament: "If I had been going round and saying what [he] has been saying — wherever I am, I am a Chinese — where would we be?
In a particularly harsh attack on Tuesday, Mr. Perry compared Mr. Romney's firm to "vultures" that tear companies apart, fire people and leave the "skeleton" behind.
An honest employer who does things by the book would face an excruciating choice — to keep good workers despite dubious "no-match" letters and face harsh fines, or to fire them and face discrimination lawsuits.
Tree communities near valleys and slight slopes are most threated by human expansion, but are more sheltered from harsh climate conditions and fire.
Triano coached the team from 1998 to 2004, when his firing prompted harsh words from Nash and bad feelings in much of the Canadian basketball community.
