Sentence examples for roadside fire from inspiring English sources

Vaughan Williams's "Roadside Fire" and Quilter's "Go, Lovely Rose" had more musical interest for me than most of the hardy yo-ho-hos around them.

As the century ended he was a gypsy, squatting by his roadside fire, or a tramp, in rags and broken-down hat: anything counter to the nine-to-five routine and the neat suburban house.

While noting that the Pacific Northwest is experiencing its worst drought in a quarter-century, investigators said they still could not have predicted that a small roadside fire would quickly become such a storm.

These results highlight the destructive effect of altering roadside fire prevention techniques from controlled burning to herbicide spraying, but suggest that this change is due to a complex interaction of social, economic and cultural factors.

The final output of the FWI system, also called the fire weather index, is used as the main public indicator of overall fire danger in an area and is used to set roadside fire danger or fire risk signs throughout Canada.

More police officers, parked by the roadside, fired the big guns from their armored vehicles over passing cars, scattering shell casings along the road.

Woman accused of starting 14 roadside fires in Northern California is arrested.

And it was on a holiday weekend, a getaway weekend, and on a slight uphill, and that's traditionally where we have roadside fires.

Most people believe that roadside fires are started by cigarettes, but in most of the days of the years that's just not physically, scientifically possible.

But the roadside fires, he said, could have grown significantly in a matter of minutes, especially in Shasta County, where oaks are tinder-dry.

In Haryana, to the west of Delhi, this week, skies were dark with smoke from clearly visible roadside agricultural fires.