But because an unconscious person is hard to carry down a narrow fire escape, Lieutenant Voisin and his team used the interior stairway to carry the woman, even though they had to walk through dense smoke and fire.
Palestinian residents described how on June 27th police charged through Silwan's narrow thoroughfares firing tear-gas grenades through windows and doors, choking people inside their homes.
Accordingly, MUs in this muscle have been shown to have a narrow range of firing rates (approximately 8-26 Hz) [ 21].
At the other end of the spectrum, decreases in fire may also affect species or communities that have adaptations that enable them to thrive in fire-prone ecosystems and may depend on narrow ranges of fire intervals for persistence.
The watchmen were quick to sound the alarm, but given the fire department's relatively primitive equipment, the fact that the streets of Vester Kvarter were too narrow for the fire pumps, the strange dispositions of those fighting the fire, and a series of unlucky events, the fight was nearly hopeless.
Now the long, narrow line of fire that had been spreading southeast became a wide fire front that charged northeast to a string of towns along the Maroondah Highway: first Narbethong, then Marysville, Buxton, Taggerty, and Alexandra.
They bought a chunk of wild peninsula across a narrow bay from Fire Island with marshes and a creek ideal for docking boats.
These wanderers must have looked on Earth, circling safely in the narrow zone between fire and ice, and must have guessed that it was the favorite of the sun's children.
My husband, Arthur Palmer, a pioneer environmental lawyer and Mayor John V. Lindsay's administrator of transportation, used to explain that one of the reasons for the very large loss of life was that the streets surrounding the factory were so narrow that the fire engines had a very difficult time maneuvering.
A fire whirl, observed during a wildland fire in Brazil in 2010, occurred over a narrow but long line fire and moved along the line fire at nearly a constant speed.
