Sentence examples for immune to fire from inspiring English sources
We also know that Targaryens aren't immune to fire – they merely have greater tolerance to it.
The results are far-reaching: "fire + shield" can make you immune to fire damage, or weapons can be elementally charged for greater effect.
"I think the real issue here is to develop a robust storage system that is immune to fire," said Donald R. Sadoway, a materials chemistry professor at M.I.T. "I am not hearing anything about how to make that battery fire-resistant".
However, gullies are not immune to fire and, under extreme fire weather conditions, can burn.
Building the hall in stone did not necessarily make it immune to fire as it still had windows and a wooden door.
Willow, a firestarter, is immune to fire damage and will light objects on fire when she has a low sanity level.
"Watch It: If You Cheat, They'll Throw Money" (June 9) discussed how employment contracts make some chief executives almost immune to firing and give them huge compensation when they do leave a company, under most any circumstances.
The design board drew up a number of proposals; one called for a ship with nine 16-inch (406 mm) guns in three triple turrets, 5.9 in-thick deck armor that would have made the ship immune to plunging fire out to 30,000 yards, and a top speed of at least 23 knots.
A team of neuroscientists led by Brian Prendergast of Ohio State University, Columbus, and David Freeman of the University of California, Berkeley, reasoned that the squirrels might wake to fire up their immune systems.
"Dr. May-field, chemist immune to heat and fire, inhales gas, puts torch in mouth," Hellman wrote in his notes.
Until he encountered Muslim refugees from Bosnia's war in the early 1990's, Ahmed Omar Sheikh seemed immune to the crucible fires of Islamic extremism.
