Sentence examples for publish a fire from inspiring English sources
A Cleveland columnist is already calling for Mangini's ouster (the first writer in any market to publish a Fire the Coach article gets a free car wash coupon, which is why some are written in April), and the only thing Cleveland does truly well is punt.
No less an authority than the National Bureau of Standards [now called the National Institute of Standards and Technology] once published a Fire Investigation Handbook that came right out and said that craze class was an indicator of "rapid heating," though they never defined what they meant by "rapid".
He has published a war novel, Fire, based on his experiences in the Yom Kippur 1973 War, and was later involved in efforts to improve policies regarding mental health care for returning war veterans with post trauma psychopathology.
The industry code was published a year after chief fire officers appealed for the public and event organisers not to use lanterns of this kind.
In 2009, Braasch published a book "Earth Under Fire: How Global Warming Is Changing the World," which documented the impact of climate change.
After VICE published a story, Macdonald was fired from Deloitte.
HARTFORD, Sept. 14 (AP) — The student-run newspaper at Central Connecticut State University is under fire for publishing a cartoon this week that critics called racist and sexist.
More recently the military historian Jörg Friedrich published a lengthy study titled "The Fire" ("Der Brand"), which in the space of a few weeks became a best seller.
The television series has already advanced beyond the events of Martin's five published A Song of Ice and Fire series of novels.
Ironically, one technology site came under fire for publishing a 500-word piece about ad blocking that weighed in at 14mb, largely because it was "bogged down by unnecessary tools".
In 2015, the U.S. Forest Service published a report stating that the fire season in large sections of the western United States had lengthened by more than two months since the nineteen-seventies.
