Sentence examples for the fire away from inspiring English sources

The only promising news was that the wind blew from the southeast, steering the fire away from his house.

While he was on the roof, he said, the wind changed direction and carried the fire away to the south.

For the first week or so, the winds blew the fire away from us, and we felt secure.

But the wake of the destroyer swept the fire away from the PT, so after a few minutes, Kennedy and the others crawled back aboard.

I used to watch the fire as a child, but since they took the fire away from us, I've decided that TV is it.

For a time, the fire here threatened Pepperdine University on the Pacific Coast Highway, but the campus was not evacuated and winds eventually blew the fire away from it.

At Nagasaki, the fires failed to merge into a single firestorm, and the fire-damaged area was only one fourth as great as at Hiroshima, due in part to a southwest wind that pushed the fires away from the city.

They slept on the ground, their clothes soaked with sweat and ash, until summer finally broke, and the heavy rains washed the fires away.

Other than that, fire away.

Toward the end of the game, the Hawks had to fire away from the perimeter in their effort to catch up, but their shots were contested.

Do you attack a line of evil cops from within a defenseless crowd, shielding yourself, or do you draw the policemen's fire away from the innocents?