Sentence examples for salvaging fire from inspiring English sources
I get a dour satisfaction out of managing the rations, salvaging, fire watching, and feeling that I am trying to work for a better world".
And Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu explicitly blamed Syria and its allies for trying to derail the deal, but said that discussions with Russia and Iran would continue in the hope of salvaging the cease-fire.
But I still had one last shot at salvaging the day – Arcade Fire headlining the Pyramid stage.
"It was on a list of furniture salvaged from the fire at the Houses of Parliament in 1834," said Peter Lang, a Sotheby's specialist in English furniture.
Objects salvaged from the fire will also be on display, among them the collection box from St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church at Market and Carroll Streets.
Others were coming with mattresses, pots, pans, stoves, jerry cans – anything they could salvage from the fire that was now tearing through the camp.
Clinton opened his remarks by reminiscing about his first — a 1952 Henry J that his stepfather had salvaged from a fire — and then about one of his "most prized possessions": a 1967 ice-blue Mustang convertible.
Showing a Bible that had been salvaged from the fire, Jackson paraphrased the words of Jesus from the Gospel of Matthew: "Whomsoever shall harm one of my children, it's better for a millstone to be hung around his neck and for him to be cast in the sea".
For example, the proportion of sawlog volumes that can be salvaged after a fire may be conditional on the age of the stand.
Intense discussions on Syria also continued between members of the Security Council in New York on how to salvage the cease-fire plan negotiated by Mr. Annan, which has basically been ignored since it took effect in mid-April.
The United States, Turkey and Qatar were among members of the Geneva-based council calling for a special session on Syria in an attempt to increase international pressure on President Bashar al-Assad as intense discussions continued between members of the Security Council in New York on how to salvage the cease-fire plan negotiated by Kofi Annan, the United Nations special envoy.
