Sentence examples for organized a fire from inspiring English sources
Israeli military officials said the blaze was put out by Palestinians in the compound, who refused Israeli offers of assistance and hastily organized a fire brigade.
In response to an obvious need, Augustus organized a fire brigade in 21 bc: a number of public slaves were placed under the command of aediles, officials in charge of streets and markets.
The reason is simple: tap tap tap founders Sophia Teutschler and John Casasanta – who you might remember for his infamous blog post titled 'Fuck The VCs' – split up the company mid-October because of arguments over its future direction, and Where To was just too hard to split or assign, leaving only two options: let it fade into oblivion, or organize a fire sale.
Mr. Pyne, a fire historian at Arizona State University, who has a home in Alpine, a mountain town surrounded by the Apache National Forest, has seen his community install hydrants and organize a volunteer fire department, as well as thin trees around homes.
Al-Daini and I worked on organizing a cease fire between Iraqi insurgent groups and the Coalition Forces.
Accompanied by the operational commanders of both factions, General Saboor and his Uzbek counterpart Ahmed Khan, Mr. Patterson was just returning from organizing a cease-fire in one region of Samangan, when the latest fighting began Wednesday in another part.
Every summer Jean organized a beach house in Fair Harbor, Fire Island, where she enjoyed entertaining family and friends.
Once there, he organized a squad of volunteers who returned Japanese artillery fire.
Benjamin Franklin gathered volunteers to sweep the streets of Philadelphia, organized the nation's first volunteer fire department, established a voluntary militia and organized a philosophical society.
He's organizing a high-school fire drill and tolerating no cutups.
What he learned was that a volunteer firefighter from Sherman, his small town in northern Fairfield County, had called the donor program just a few weeks before to organize a drive by the fire department.
