Sentence examples for traditional fire from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the number of traditional fire officers has fallen from 1,400 to 850, saving money.

Climate change has extended the west's traditional fire season by 78 days since the 1970s, running from June to October.

Since beer has always been the traditional fire extinguisher for these delicacies, switch to wine at your own risk.

A heat wave and strong gusts have helped create a busy start to the western US's traditional fire season.

Ten years ago the West Arnhem Land fire abatement project turned to traditional fire management practices to protect the Arnhem Land plateau environment.

The write-up for the International Design Excellence Award asserted that it is less cumbersome and easier to use than a traditional fire extinguisher.

The airplane had emerged as a critical weapon of modern warfare, and fighters proved too fast and agile for traditional fire-control systems.

And Ray Kingi had taken days to prepare his hangi, a traditional fire-pit oven of New Zealand's native Maori people used to slowly cook parcels hof meat and vegetables.

When the new coach was introduced before the game -- he wore a gray suit with tie in contrast to Knight's traditional fire-engine-red sweater -- he received a nice round of applause.

Of even more concern, the experts say, is the fact that the presence of houses makes forest fires more difficult to control, because priority is given to protecting property, and more difficult to prevent, because traditional fire-prevention methods like controlled burns are often unpopular with residents.

The Afghan Islamic Press reported that American warplanes had pounded the village of Bul Khil in Khost Province after mistaking traditional firing at a wedding for an attack.