Sentence examples for tackling fire from inspiring English sources

There are few blind spots from this car; obviously that's key for tackling fire roads in your $65,000 Porsche, but it's just as helpful when passing on the Interstate.

In this excerpt from 'The Battle for Syria's South,' VICE News follows a group of volunteers tackling fires and rescuing civilians trapped in rubble, as barrel bombs and grad rockets rain down daily on neighborhoods.

If an SUV is actually necessary (you're an avid camper, fisher or hiker and tackle fire roads with your brood every summer), go for it.

Action plans to tackle fire safety matters were agreed in more than 350 further cases.

In London, Arinze's department tackles fire setting through a mix of education sessions in schools, providing support for parents and children, and reassuring young people who are tempted to set fires that they can get help in a non-judgemental way.

Firefighters, meanwhile, head for the fire station where they can practice their pole slides or upgrade their engines before heading off to tackle fires, natural disasters and more bizarre events involving garden gnomes.

The early day motion tabled by Slaughter on "white goods fires and product recalls" notes that the London fire brigade "has attended over 2,000 incidents since 2011 to tackle fires involving white goods, with an estimated cost to the public purse of over £118m" and with "devastating" consequences for those involved.

Crews have tackled fires in various parts of south east Wales.

The Stockholm fire brigade has tackled fires at at least two schools as rioting in suburbs of the Swedish capital continued for a fifth night.

At its height, nine fire crews were tackling the fire on Thoby Lane, which started early on Monday morning.

More than 120 firefighters, 15 fire engines, three aerial ladder platforms and a mass foam attack unit have been tackling the fire.