Sentence examples for name of fire from inspiring English sources

The action has prompted environmentalists and some Democrats to condemn what they called a White House effort to promote logging in the name of fire prevention.

Money was added to a program of dubious environmental value, the president's Healthy Forests initiative, which could end up promoting needless logging in the name of fire suppression.

Western and Plains-state senators are falling all over each other to see who can cut down the most trees in the name of fire control.

"Generations of Americans have been asked to tolerate exposure to potentially toxic chemicals in their furniture in the name of fire safety," Senator Dick Durbin said when he led a hearing on the chemicals in July.

In "The Right Way to Fight Forest Fires" (editorial, Aug. 26), you correctly criticize the logging industry for wanting to cut down big fire-resistant trees in the name of fire prevention.

In English, the association between the firecrest and Eurasian wren was reinforced by the kinglet's old name of "fire-crested wren".

At the same time, the names of such deities as Verethraghna (Wahrām), Mithra, and Anāhitā (Anāhīd) were still associated with the names of fire temples or classes of fires.

Joe Torre is wearing a silver bracelet with the name of Deputy Fire Chief Ray Downey engraved on it; Downey is among those missing from the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

Hotel guests have been known to get down on their knees for a better look at the name of the fire pit's maker, which is written on its underside.

The English name of Fijian Fire-tail Finch was used in early writings.

In another case in the state of Florida, an African-American mother by the name of Marissa Alexander fired a warning shot to scare off her abusive husband.