Sentence examples for prominent fire from inspiring English sources

Before Willingham died by lethal injection on Feb. 17, Texas judges and Gov. Rick Perry turned aside a report from a prominent fire scientist questioning the conviction.

Yesterday, is was reported by the Chicago Tribune that a prominent fire scientist has told a state commission reviewing the case that fire investigators had no basis to rule the fire an arson -- opening up the very real possibility that Willingham was an innocent man when the state executed him.

Ms. Ahrendts will partly be filling a role once held by John Browett, who had a short-lived stint in charge of Apple's retail business before a prominent firing last year.

As the American Civil War approached, Hindman was an ardent voice for secession and was essentially Arkansas's most prominent Fire-Eater.

In 1943, a light tripod was added forward of the second funnel on the ship, and a prominent fire-control director was installed aft.

Fire plays a prominent role in many pagan rituals and in personal practice (through candles and incense). During some rituals pagans circle around a large fire, which is seen to hold transformative power.

Prosecutors and defense lawyers agreed today that a prominent businessman fired the shots that killed his former girlfriend two years ago on the day she was to marry another man.

The former chairman alleged that she had "fabricated" conversations where it was claimed Milne pressured the broadcaster to fire prominent journalists Emma Alberici and Andrew Probyn.

The generals managed that in large part by press-ganging the print media, even forcing newspaper owners to fire prominent columnists who did not support their campaign to discredit the government.

Burnham has said the last inquiry was "completed with undue haste" while Matt Wrack, the general secretary of the Fire Brigades Union, and Nigel Adams, one of the country's prominent experts in fire forensics, have said a new investigation should happen.

Before David Iglesias of New Mexico was fired, prominent New Mexico Republicans reportedly complained repeatedly to Karl Rove about Mr. Iglesias's failure to indict Democrats for voter fraud.