It broadens, and soon the whole... sky is one glowing mass of fire".
During the night of 31 May–1 June, the British destroyer, badly damaged after colliding with the German battleship, sighted what appeared to be a German battlecruiser, with two widely spaced funnels, described as being "...a mass of fire from foremast to mainmast, on deck and between decks.
One multicolored sign, in both Arabic and English, reads: On Oct. 19 , 1988at1 25 p.m. a martyr car that was body trapped with 500 kilogram of highly exploding materials transformed two Israeli troops into masses of fire and limbs, in one of the severe kicks that the Israeli army had received in Lebanon.
Then Strife enters and begins to separate the elements out, until finally all the elements are completely separated into distinct, self-contained masses of fire, air, earth and water.
"The running of surging masses on fire with anger, the running of a child doing his best to hold back tears until he reaches his house, the running of a heroine who has forsaken everything but the desire to flee being able to show wonderful ways of running, running that expresses the very act of living, the pulse of life, across the screen would give me enormous delight.
That's on top of the mass firing of 22,000 employees of the Education Ministry, mostly teachers.
The move was part of a mass firing of Marlins personnel in player development and scouting after the team's change in ownership.
A window looked down on a courtyard, containing a tangled mass of crashed cars, where Fire Brigade members simulated extracting accident victims.
As Erik Loomis explains in his recently-released A History of America in Ten Strikes, Ronald Reagan's mass firing of striking air-traffic controllers in 1981 launched a fit of union busting across the country, helping usher in what Loomis calls "the New Gilded Age".
Fountain describes Billy's recollection of the company's famous firefight: "All your soldier life you dream of such a moment and every Joe with a weapon got a piece of it, a perfect storm of massing fire and how those beebs blew apart, sights not to be believed and never forgotten...".
Arbitrary actions such as mass firing of striking doctors or threats of unjustifiable disciplinary action by regulatory authorities, will not encourage speedy resolution of HCWs, and may lead to undesirable consequences such as brain drain.
