Sentence examples for turned fire from inspiring English sources

The Department of Environmental Protection also turned fire hydrants around the city into drinking-water fountains to head off dehydration and heat sickness.

For three years, I've been writing a mystery series about a New York firefighter turned fire marshal and her professional experiences.

But Republicans have consistently turned fire back on the White House rather than local candidates, focusing on issues such as its handling of Ebola, Isis and immigration.

Republican presidential candidates turned fire on the media on Wednesday as their economic policies were put under the spotlight in an acrimonious but revealing presidential debate in Colorado.

Nor did the survivors receive due recognition for the blood sacrifice that hastened the end of apartheid in America: The church bombing, coming four months after the city of Birmingham turned fire hoses and police dogs on the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s child demonstrators in the spring of 1963, helped assure the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which abolished legal segregation.

Firestorms were not unfortunate mistakes – the RAF knew how to create them by first dropping incendiaries, then high explosives that turned fires into infernos.

Remember this too when they turn fire on "economic migrants" to appease an ugly public mood they have fanned.

It is covered with small white flowers in spring, and its foliage turns fire engine red in the fall.

Televised images of police turning fire hoses and dogs on demonstrators in Birmingham, Ala., had an instant effect on public opinion and national politics.

Satisfying, and just, as it may be to turn fire back on the financiers, the complicating factor is that indebted countries have never needed them more.

Turning Fire Into A Musical Tool.