Sentence examples for tackle the flames from inspiring English sources

"I hope you can help Michael Gove and me to tackle the flames of hostility whipped up in recent weeks.

London Fire Brigade sent six fire engines and 30 firefighters to tackle the flames at the site of the Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, which was rebuilt shortly after the Great Fire of 1666.

A man who brought peace to newly liberated Zimbabwe after 15 years of war, who was awarded an honorary doctorate from Edinburgh University (since revoked), and who has now, in the words of Jason Wallace's bleak, ferocious Costa award-winning debut Out of Shadows, "run this forsaken country into the ground... a country [that] is burning, yet no one will tackle the flames".

Ninety firefighters and 18 fire engines were called to tackle the flames at Prezzo Italian restaurant in Harrogate.

Fire crews used water from the River Exe hundreds of metres away to help tackle the flames.

Firefighters then turned left and drove about 65 yards down Baldock Road before stopping to tackle the flames.

Firefighters tackled the flames as ambulances ferried burned and bleeding blast victims to hospital.

Firefighters tackling the flames with foam mixed into 32,000 litres of water a minute described as like putting "a huge foam blanket on a giant chip pan".

By Tuesday October 23rd the fires had swept through 363,000 acres of woodland and scrub burning around 1,150 homes to the ground.California's overstretched firefighters were joined by colleagues from neighbouring states to help in tackling the flames.

The Forest Service must take money from other parts of its budget to pay for tackling the flames during particularly dry and hot years when the original money runs out.

Some 3,700 firefighters are tackling the flames in difficult terrain.