Sentence examples for rotten fire from inspiring English sources

Rotten fire hoses, deteriorated life preservers and other problems led to the deaths of more than 1,020 people; one photograph shows a fireboat battling the flames.

Tarantino's seeming dismissal of DuVernay's critically adored film (Selma has a 99% "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes) caught fire on the internet after the profile was published.

Gentlemen, fire up your rotten eggs and get ready to throw them at yours truly.

Try cooking over an open fire burning half-rotten wood, or sitting in a cave warming yourself with a peat or dung fire, and you will know what pollution really is.

From California, he fired away at this rotten policy and that corrupt politician.

In any case, when someone is fired for doing a rotten job, you don't have to pretend he just went on a nice long vacation.

The student riots there after Joe Paterno was fired prove that it is rotten to the core.

The change to a rotten condition suggests an increase in ignitability of the post-fire fuel load, but fine fuels that could support high fireline intensity were relatively low.

Offences included unsafe electrics, inadequate fire safety, mould, damp, poor gas safety, a dangerous staircase, rotten windows, dirty kitchens, a front door with no lock, holes in ceilings and other defects.

He also wrote, "They are trying to add fuel to the fire that has been extinguished, by saying that Mumbaikars have rotten brains".

People have rotten jobs, so what am I going to fuss about?" He used to fire off angry letters to critics but he says age has mellowed him.