Sentence examples for planned fire from inspiring English sources

Earlier this summer one planned fire, in Los Alamos, N.M., roared out of control.

The other solution -- planned fire -- has become a public relations debacle.

Nearly six months after a planned fire burned out of control and destroyed hundreds of homes in New Mexico, the National Park Service is ready to start setting fires again.

Mr. Weaver was placed on paid administrative leave in May, and a government report blamed Park Service officials for poor planning and several mistakes in carrying out the planned fire.

London Mayor Boris Johnson has said he is "not minded to provide additional funding" to prevent planned fire station closures and job cuts.

Study the times of day when planned fire drills occur.

The men with the rockets carry their munitions to a planned firing point, from where the precise distance and azimuth to an American outpost are, from experience, well known.

North Korea warned international maritime authorities last month of the planned firing; subsequent demands by Japan and the U.S. that North Korea stand down failed to deter Kim Jong Il’s regime from the countdown.

County councils, unitary authorities, London and metropolitan borough councils, (in big cities like Birmingham and Liverpool) run education services, transport, planning, fire and rescue services, libraries, social care, waste management and trading standards.

The Coast Guard had planned to fire 200 rounds initially, before stopping to determine if more cannon fire was necessary.

Jerry Wang was one of several waiters fired in October after defending workers that he said Bei Lin planned to fire because they were too old.