Sentence examples for substantial fires from inspiring English sources

Within an hour, spot fires were spread halfway across Paradise, congealing into substantial fires in backyards and on houses.

"The crews very quickly entered the house - it was a substantial fire on the ground floor.

Mr Wilson confirmed it was a "substantial fire," which had started outside but had spread to some of the buildings.

These findings suggest that employment protection legislation places substantial firing costs on firms and has a major impact on the decisions of firms to hire disabled workers.

I tell Johnson that the damsel in distress trope has come under substantial fire in gaming culture for its depiction of women.

Retinal ganglion cells exhibit substantial correlated firing: a tendency to fire nearly synchronously at rates different from those expected by chance.

One of the more substantial salvos fired in this flame war was by Kokkinos: In a prank meant to dethrone Maddox's new premium podcast from the top of the iTunes charts, recorded an album of low-brow, low-quality Christmas carol parodies, all calling Maddox a cuck.

There was no substantial rocket fire from Gaza during the ceasefire until Israel launched an attack last November 4th directed at what it claimed were Palestinian militants in Gaza, killing several Palestinians.

But despite his production and his substantial competitive fire, Sundin's teams have rarely advanced far in the playoffs, if they even qualified.

Thus, in On Light he holds the firmament or outermost heavenly sphere to be the most simple body, as it is composed simply of first matter and first form, but in his commentary on the Physics he speaks of the element fire as having in addition to first form the substantial form of fire.

There exists a substantial body of fire ecology literature for these ecosystems.