Sentence examples for suggest fire from inspiring English sources

The first object you see is an artifact, a marvelous clay "flame-ware" pot from Middle Jomon, circa 3,500 to 2,500 B.C., its rim modeled into little coils and spikes that suggest fire and water.

But bullet-holes in lampposts facing out of the university, where the police were positioned on November 28, suggest fire came from outside.

Second, while you suggest firing the current management, who would run these banks?

Players will get more space and time to decide their own tactics; there will be the ability to highlight enemies and suggest firing positions for computer-controlled squad-mates.

Laboratory studies suggest fire-induced changes to water repellency relate to soil temperatures during the burn.

Smoke suggests fire, sweat suggests that there are pores in the skin, and the multitude of events suggests that there is an atomic world underlying them.

If the situation comes down to "run, hide or fight," the guide suggests, "fire extinguishers or chairs" may have to be wielded against a gunman.

It would be foolhardy to believe that a Fire Island erosion protection plan would prevent flooding on the South Shore of Long Island, as one of your letter writers suggests ("Fire Island as Flood Barrier," Sept. 11).

South Korea's largest casualty company writes policies for cars, health and, as the name suggests, fire and cargo.

Hollows showing signs of internal fire charring typically had a greater entrance width than unburnt hollows, which suggests fire plays an important role in creating large hollows.

The literature suggests fire and mechanical treatments proved more variable in their effects on understory vegetation as compared to their effects on stand structure.