Sentence examples similar to making fires of from inspiring English sources

Many experts predict that global warming — an issue that the commission will formally examine — will make fires on the scale of Black Saturday's more and more common.

They may not understand the technology of making fire, or the technology of having a weapon that can bring down an animal that is bigger than an elephant.

For some reason, the people liked making fired clay models of multilevel dwellings, examples of which are exhibited.

To get to the point of making fire assay based information useful for process control, a number of challenges had to be addressed.

Two methods of making fire were widespread.

They used the bow and the dog (introduced to the Andamans c. 1857) for hunting but knew no method of making fire.

Further evidence of ritual making of fire in Scandinavia has been theorized from a depiction on a stone plate on a Bronze Age grave in Kivik, Scania, Sweden.

John Philoponus (490 570) considered that the heavens were made of fire, not of aether, yet maintained that circular motion is one of the two natural motions of fire.

An elderly woman made a fire of a small pile of dried heather, to heat water for tea.

It's hard to know what he would have made of firing guns into acts of Congress.

This method of making a fire does not always work and takes a lot of time and energy.