Sentence examples for which fires from inspiring English sources

"It's anger at injustice which fires many of us".

It's hard to say which fires are most dangerous.

"There's been no decision made as to which fires they'll be assigned to".

There's also the two-tone flash which fires in different colours to enhance the fidelity of the photo's colours.

The third is the jet stream, which fires directly through Tornado Alley, churning those combined airflows into violent storms.

Round the corner there's Ken Okiishi's robot paint-shooter, which fires paint at glass in front of you: proper fun.

The Voq's other trump card is its My Voq software, which fires up each time the keypad is opened.

The automaker told the agency it was aware of 14 complaints in which fires appeared to be linked to the debris problem.

The camera itself is a 13-megapixel snapper, which fires up directly from the lock-screen and comes with an LED ring flash.

It's thought that this response is due to a single auditory receptor neuron, which fires away when a bat call is heard.

The force on a solar sail is gentle, if not feeble, but unlike a rocket, which fires for a few minutes at most, it is constant.