Sentence examples for though fires from inspiring English sources

Steep topography and fire barriers likely reduced the influence of regional climatic on the frequency and timing of fires for individual basins, though fires still burned during years of regional drought.

AHI-derived FRP retrievals of detected fires show a very strong agreement and a low (3 MW) bias with respect to near-simultaneous MODIS retrievals, though fires having FRP ≤ 40 MW are undercounted by AHI due to its 4 × larger pixel area (at nadir) than MODIS.

More often, though, fires will be started by bored adolescents searching for a cheap way to make some kind of excitement, or to let off steam about any one of the many reasons they have to be angry at the world.

The U.S. champ, though, fired back with bursts of high-voltage offense.

All that survived were his many plaster models, which, though fire resistant, were badly damaged.

Synthetic turf, though fire-retardant, can melt if set on fire, so most fields the department has converted are fenced.

Though Fire Over England is fictionalised, it's entertaining and has a decent grasp of the historical context.

All in all though, Fire Colour One is a simple but charming tale that evokes strong empathy in a reader.

For the first century after independence, hanging (imported from Britain) was the method of choice, though firing squads were occasionally employed.

Many people who called the city's 911 system for help were told by operators to stay where they were, even though fire commanders had ordered an evacuation.

In one episode, "The Last Enemy," interplanetary rockets spout exhaust flames, even though fire can't exist in the vacuum of space.