Sentence examples for normally fire from inspiring English sources

Pain-sensing nerves along the body's surface normally fire more frequently when we touch something hot or sharp, sending electrical signals to the brain, causing us to react.

"I don't normally fire at this many flags in one round," Woods said after making nine birdies and letting a few other birdie chances slip away.

Normally, fire company members lay memorial wreaths at the graves of fallen firefighters, but to many, the loss of the building felt personal.

Normally, fire safety officials say, residents of high-rise buildings are advised to stay in their apartments during fires that do not directly threaten them, evacuating only when told to do so by firefighters, lest they increase the dangers by running into smoky hallways.

The people used during strike action have been trained by the London Fire Brigade, but they are not normally fire fighters.

Moreover, optogenetic stimulation of the climbing fibers at the time that they normally fire during VOR-decrease training did not induce VOR-decrease learning.

Mr. Acres's art, based on normally fire-and-brimstone topics like Armageddon and creationism, is instead good-natured and funny.

Normally fires die down overnight, because it's cooler and the humidity goes up.

Tracers, which are normally fired every fifth round, are phosphorous-tipped, allowing the trajectory to be a visible red streak, but they are also highly flammable.

A common complaint about President Bush is that he walls himself off from alternative points of view, but the American public has the same management flaw: it normally fires politicians who tell them bad news.

A 7.62 × 39 mm mild steel core bullet normally fired by AK-47 gun was considered as a threat due to its representativeness.