Sentence examples for phenomenon of fire from inspiring English sources

The fire alarm on "Watch What Happens: Live" officially makes the phenomenon of fire alarms on talk shows a trend.

The first is simply to draw attention to the phenomenon of fire-sale FDI, and to stimulate discussion of what is likely to become a major economic and political issue in the coming years.

This project deals with the phenomenon of the Holy Fire.

The phenomenon of crinolines catching fire was an all too real threat claiming the lives of two of Oscar Wilde's half-sisters, Emily and Mary, among its many casualties but it's notable that the victims were always considered at fault.

Millions of people witnessed the resulting "ring of fire" phenomenon.

Serious consideration of fire phenomena has become mandatory as many strict requirements in fire safety have been implemented in design, construction, management of building, and firefighting strategy.

Later in the paper, authors focus on complete analysis of fire related phenomena in wind conditions, for a real historical shopping mall in Warsaw with vertical natural smoke ventilators.

Ensuring that earthquakes – a regular phenomena here in the Pacific 'Ring of Fire' – do not stand in the way of immunization is at the heart.

On Wednesday, KTLA senior producer Marcus Smith tweeted a widely-recirculated photo of a "firenado," a dangerous phenomenon caused by strong winds whipping spirals of fire into the air.

The flames have already leveled at least a dozen homes and produced striking "firenados," a precarious phenomenon caused by strong winds whipping spirals of fire into the air.

The song is, more or less, about the meteorological phenomenon of St. Elmo's fire.