Sentence examples for road fire from inspiring English sources

The story of London Road fire station is just the latest to prove it: where the free market fails, with determination, persistence and canny campaigning skills, ordinary people can and will succeed.

One of the most popular ride-from-the-road experiences there is the 17.5-mile Fisher Creek Loop, which passes through the burn zone of the Valley Road Fire, a 2005 wildfire.

American officers say the guerrillas often place the mortars in the bed of a truck, pull over to the side of the road, fire and drive away -- before the Americans have time to respond.

Metres away from London Road Fire Station, the chalkboard above the downstairs bar at the Star and Garter reads: "Network Rail: Charognarde en costards bas de gamme (carrion in low-end suits)." To its diehard regulars, the Star and Garter is "the last ever truly indie venue you will know".

London Road Fire Station was bought late last year by the developers Allied London, whose CEO Michael Ingall (having consulted widely with the community) recently revealed plans to convert the ornate Fire Station next to Piccadilly for a multitude of purposes, including an outdoor cinema and luxury hotel.

"For me, the question is why does Manchester City Council underestimate how important heritage is to people?" asks Adam Prince, one of the most vocal critics of the changing face of Greater Manchester, and a leading voice in the Friends of London Road Fire Station campaign, which sought to highlight the 27-year denigration of one of industrial Manchester's proudest constructions.

Radosavljević let her pass and continued down the road firing randomly at the residents of Jabukovac.

The attacks apparently began when armed men in vehicles on a remote road fired upon a Mexican military helicopter with 18 passengers, forcing it to make an emergency landing.

Like Below Sea Level (2008), about a group of misfits in California, or Sacro GRA (2013), which documented life around the Rome ring-road, Fire at Sea is essentially a film about life on the periphery.

The list of projects that could be affected runs some 75 pages and includes veterans homes, prisons, roads, fire stations and environmental and housing projects.

On the roads, fire crews have been called to deal with localised flooding at Llantwit Major, St Athan and Boverton in the Vale of Glamorgan.