Sentence examples for opening of fire from inspiring English sources

The illegal opening of fire hydrants has shown a decline this summer.

A measure introduced last month by Alderman Edward Burke (14th Ward) aims to curb the opening of fire hydrants by adding more "water recreational facilities" in the city's South and West Sides, but residents in those areas doubt that Mr. Burke's plan would accomplish much.

This paper presents an experimental study and analysis on the facade flame height ejected from an opening of fire compartment under external wind.

Ploughing through those 11,700 plus words in Alberto Salazar's dense, detailed, seemingly methodical rebuttal of the doping allegations piling up at his door it's impossible not to read it as an opening return of fire that is going to result in multiple casualties and could yet ruin reputations and empty bank accounts.

In the opening exchange of fire, Success was badly damaged but Perrée was mortally wounded.

Admiral Brueys on Orient was severely wounded in the face and hand by flying debris during the opening exchange of fire with Bellerophon.

For example, the installation of a fire hydrant within 100 feet of the home, or opening of a fire substation within close proximity to the property may lower the homeowner's annual premiums.

Discolouration events are caused by erosion of these layers due to changes in the system hydraulics and specifically changes in shear stress at the pipe wall, for example due to change in demand, a burst or the opening of a fire hydrant.

They oversaw the opening of a fire station in 1958, the telephone exchange, police station and town centre health clinic in 1961 and an ambulance station in 1963.

In the US this weekend, the movie grossed a massive $123 million but this is still significantly down on the $150 million plus openings of Catching Fire and 2012's The Hunger Games.

Mr. Wolf did agree to reshoot the opening of the "Chicago Fire" pilot to add a scene that shows how the firefighter Andy Darden dies, a thread throughout the series that had only been alluded to before.