Sentence examples for shooting wildfires from inspiring English sources
"The physical risks of being in a riot doing a moving shot on a tripod for four hours (see: Modern Ruin at 1 04) are fairly obvious, as are the risks in shooting wildfires, exploring storm drains on the LA River and potentially toxic abandoned structures.
Tyrion, Joffrey, Davos Seaworth; ships fighting with a castle; alchemical "wildfire" shooting through the air, making ships burst into green flames.
Its news coverage kicked off with reports on Egypt, a Georgia elementary school shooting and wildfires in the western United States, topics covered by cable news competitors on Tuesday.
Earlier, wildfires shot through the valley and coursed by his hill.
The former motorcross star first drew backlash for threatening to shoot looters amid the devastating California wildfires back in November, sharing a photo of a group of armed men.
Hart has stoked criticism online in recent weeks with some not-so-well-received Instagram posts, including one in which he threatened to shoot looters in the wake of California wildfires.
Putin has also dropped an advancing Siberian tiger with a tranquilizer gun, put out wildfires with a water bomber, and shot a grey whale with a crossbow to collect a skin sample for scientific research.
The clip was "very provocative and spread like wildfire," but was not authentic, having been shot several years ago on the border with Afghanistan, Kaushal Raj Sharma, a top official from Muzaffarnagar, said in an interview.
Social media has transformed the way people gather and learn news, particularly during tragedies like the Las Vegas shooting and the California wildfires.
