Sentence examples for means the fire from inspiring English sources
"The volatility of the goods means the fire is especially unpredictable and dangerous to approach," the official Xinhua agency said.
No oxygen means the fire can't rage as it should and so Dubai police managed to retrieve a good deal of DNA evidence.
To put this in perspective, that means the fire is now larger than the cities of Atlanta, Las Vegas, Philadelphia and Portland.
Its full name is the Angara Maximus GrillingTable by iBBQ, and in Sanskrit, Angara means "the fire within," and this beauty lives up to its name.
"That means the fire was over 5,000 degrees.
It means the fire hose of data streaming from Facebook can be misleadingly lopsided - often to the Left.
Did you see?" "You mean the fire?
The speed with which the residents reacted meant the fire was quickly contained, she says.
Asked if this meant the fire might be brought under control here, another hotshot team member, Chris White, laughed.
There were no apparent signs of trauma, but that does not mean the fire might not have masked such marks, Detective McCafferty said.
The New York Times notes that containment doesn't mean the fire has been completely extinguished, just that firefighters have created a line around it.
