Sentence examples for malicious fire from inspiring English sources

She clucked her tongue, her eyes sparkling with malicious fire.

Rutgers officials said 107 malicious fire alarms occurred at its five campuses here in the past year.

The three areas where rates of malicious fire alarms rose fastest, when measured on a per capita basis, were Hertfordshire, Gloucester and Hereford and Worcester.

Nabil al-Tikriti of the Univer sity of Chicago reported in May that the Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs lost 600-700 manuscrints in a malicious fire and more than 1,000 were stolen.

But the cause of the blaze was not natural or malicious; the fire was set by another government agency as part of its land-management efforts.

Great Fire, a reputed non-profit organization that monitors Internet censorship in China, claimed today that Chinese authorities have laid a trap to snare log-in details for iCloud users via a "malicious attack".

Williams, a 19-year-old linebacker, was charged Monday with felony malicious damage to fire extinguishers, misdemeanor criminal mischief and misdemeanor battery at a hotel on a recruiting trip to the University of Florida over Super Bowl weekend.

What Berman means is that federal prosecutors often seize on language in a statute -- here, malicious destruction by fire of property belonging to the United States -- and apply it to seemingly petty examples of such conduct.

There is nothing malicious or extreme about firing someone for gross incompetence on an important project.

Thousands of miles away at the U.S. CyberCommand's operations center in Texas, cyberwarriors soon detect malicious binaries that, though fired anonymously, show the distinctive digital fingerprints of China's People's Liberation Army.

As threats arose (either from random failures or malicious attacks), the sensors would fire a flurry of warning signals down the optical fibers, and the networked computers would decide which protective devices to activate to contain the threat most effectively.