Sentence examples for represents fire from inspiring English sources
Still, the union that represents fire officers is calling for the Fire Department to study the reasons for the increase.
An official of the union that represents fire supervisors said that it did not appear that the reception problem had been widespread.
The story is essentially about how evil and greed give way to redemption, and so the red light that Ms. Iwahori seems to swallow in one dramatic gulp represents fire or the sun and, eventually, hope.
However, less attention has been paid on the multi-strata forest fire severity, which represents fire activities and ecological responses at different forest layers.
The history of contemporary developments of causal theories of mental content consists largely of specifying what it is for something to be causally implicated in the right way in the production of meaning and refining the sense in which smoke represents fire to the sense in which a person's thoughts, sometimes at least, represent the world.
Thus, the gods Apollo, Helios, and Hephaestus represent fire, and the god Poseidon and the river Scamander represent water.
Everything is wonderfully painted, in fluent styles that vary according to what they represent: fire, foliage, flesh, snow.
Al Hagan, the head of the union representing fire officers, said the real problem in New York City was the new call system.
According to Plato, the tetrahedron represented fire, the cube symbolized earth, the octahedron stood for air, the icosahedron represented water, and the dodecahedron symbolized the universe.
The union leaders, who represent fire officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians and fire dispatchers, said that they no longer trusted the accuracy of the official accounts of why firefighters had trouble with their hand-held radios.
