Sentence examples for sudden fire from inspiring English sources
"All of a sudden, fire entered through the wall," he told Reuters.
The first kitchens were solitary structures, built far enough from your house to contain a sudden fire.
New scholarship based on finds at ancient sites like Mes Aynak suggests that Islam arrived here not with sudden fire and sword, but as a slowly rising tide.
"I have enormous affection and respect for Anzhi," Willian stated at the start of the sudden fire sale that was aimed at the remaining portion of the transfer window.
Like the book, the film deals with the Gujarat riots of 2002, the first mainstream movie to do so in the 11 years since deadly clashes broke out between Muslims and Hindus across the state following a sudden fire in a train making a stop at the Godhra station that killed 58 Hindu pilgrims.
Other theories around the plane's disappearance, on the more fanciful side of the spectrum, suggest it was shot down and then covered up, stolen by Russia and flown to Kazakhstan, or victim of an accidental (or deliberate) sudden fire or explosion, which took it down without a trace.
Meanwhile, the President's sudden firing of Comey presented an almost irresistible case study.
From the start, they spotted red flags: contradictory accounts about the family, indications that the mother was alive, the sudden firing of the orphanage director.
Reacting to Johnson's sudden firing last week, Popovich said, "It sort of shows what a fickle, volatile business we're in".
The sudden firing stunned city politicians and residents, despite weeks of escalating friction between the superintendent, Andre J. Hornsby, and Mayor John Spencer.
Boeing's sudden firing of the two executives was no doubt prompted by a desire to put the controversy to rest without endangering its deal, which it needs to keep the 767 assembly line running.
