Sentence examples for man-made fire from inspiring English sources

His climactic defeat by the "red flower" — man-made fire — is rather deflatingly symbolized by having Mowgli toss a few floral wreaths over his archenemy's shoulders: another bit of staging that could use more theatrical oomph.

We eventually found Justin's crew, miles from the nearest road, working on what's called a firing operation – which it to say that they were lighting a man-made fire to send back toward the main fire.

We eventually found Justin's crew, miles from the nearest road, working on what's called a firing operation which it to say that they were lighting a man-made fire to send back toward the main fire.

If you do not have a man-made fire pit, clear an area of all flammable material 3 feet (0.9 m) in diameter.

But public confidence in the man-made fires was dealt a blow in May, when one such fire set near Los Alamos, N.M., swept out of control and destroyed many homes.

That means impunity is still the norm, and as if to prove the point, the Indonesian government recently announced that man-made fires in the rainforests have begun again – and burn today.

By protection refugia, restoring biodiversity, providing connectivity, mimicking nature in plantations and controlling man-made fires, CBFM as practiced in India can be an effective way of managing forests during times of climate change.

In 1990, one of the worst man-made fires in California history swept through the hills of Santa Barbara, decimating entire neighborhoods and reducing nearly everything in its path into piles of ash.

Now he specializes in recovering survivors from disasters, whether natural or man-made: a fire, an explosion, a collapsed building, an industrial maiming, a car accident that demands a jaws-of-life extrication.

Massive man-made forest fires have increased in the past five years, notably in Brazil, Indonesia and Russia.

Phyllanthus rufuschaneyi is known only from a site that has been severely affected by over-logging and (man-made) forest fires for clearing of agricultural land, and neither the area nor the species has statutory protection.