Sentence examples for practicing fire from inspiring English sources
Similar twice-yearly tasks include reviewing and practicing fire escape and family disaster plans, inspecting vehicle lights, checking storage areas for hazardous materials, reprogramming thermostats, and seasonal vaccinations.
This summer, she burned her face while practicing fire-breathing.
When practicing Fire-Release Jujitsu have water nearby.
"It's very important to have property insurance" -- and, he said, "even more important to practice fire safety".
Besides the falsified chart, there were several other areas surveyors faulted: incomplete record keeping, inconsistent refrigeration of medication, and a staff that had not practiced fire or emergency drills in more than a year.
Toward evening a middle-aged bearded man in a skintight circus costume practiced fire juggling to an Elvis-blaring boom box, until one of the other campers gently ordered him to turn it off.
Prior to the 1960s, parks actively practiced fire suppression, aggressive wildlife management (e.g., culling some species and providing supplemental food to others), and application of pesticides to prevent irruptions of native insects.
Be responsible and practice fire safety.
He lived alone, and co-workers knew he owned a.44 Magnum with a scope and had practiced firing it in his basement.
The girls were rapt, cheering for the boxers and breaking into applause when the commandos, in hijab and body armor, practiced firing a rocket launcher.
Fancy stainless steel gas grills have begun to make inroads in residential New York, but the instrument of choice for apartment dwellers who practice fire-escape grilling is the kettle-shaped Weber charcoal grill, in the standard-issue black.
