• At times the reserve staff will start a ‘cold’ fire that is less destructive than latter fires when the grass becomes dry.
• Many destructive fires start during such times since potential fire hazards can go unnoticed in the relative darkness.
• One of the biggest and most destructive of those fires is bearing down on another resort town, Lake Arrowhead in San Bernardino County.

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• Columns of smoke from cooking fires and controlled burns seemed to dangle groundward from the sky.
• Conditions were primitive and patients arrived suffering from malaria, crocodile or snake bites, or burns from open cooking fires.
• Under five sawn-off oil barrels fierce wood fires are burning: on top of them are the woks of giants, each as wide as I can stretch my arms.

• Similarly, people may gain heat radiating from hot walls, concrete, or sand in a hot environment, as well as from fires or central heating radiators in the cold.
• The rules apply to all gas appliances, including central heating boilers, water heaters, fires and cookers.
• He has been undertaking a variety of projects including fitting central heating and fires.

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• Jupiter has rulership in the remaining fire sign Sagittarius, so he is the participating ruler.
• The Emperor is often associated with Aries, which is a strong and assertive astrological fire sign.
• Like all the fire signs, Leos are idealistic and don't hold back from expressing their passion.

• Tony's fire and enthusiasm has always been a delight, but desire gets you nowhere by itself.
• It was a great team effort with the lads playing with fire, passion, determination and a tremendous will to win.
• It was played with passion and fire, by a massive orchestra.

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• Hitler himself was occasionally caught in the line of fire of criticism.
• Despite drawing critical fire and reactionary ire, the show's back for a second series.
• While he has taken most of the flak, the main fire should be directed at his partner.

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• Suddenly he heard the distinct noise of a Gatling gun being fired.
• He studied the simple pistol grip that fired the main gun.
• Others have suggested that he held on to the pistol while firing the shotgun one-handed.

• The Gatling guns all fired simultaneously, tearing through the rear of the vehicle and into the trunk.
• The attack on Rommel's lines started with over 800 artillery guns firing at the German lines.
• I first hear his machine guns firing and I turn my head in shock.

• However, he still was not content and he fired one more question at me.
• For a quiz programme, it was quite a short one, with the questions being fired rapidly, and answered with equal speed by the contestants.
• As the climax approaches, dozens of reporters run onto the stage, firing questions about the scandal in every direction.

• In Tang Hall, 524 people signed objecting letters, and 72 protest letters were fired off to city chiefs.
• He should do his homework before he fires letters off to your paper.
• I fired my letter off to the Speaker immediately.

• Geordie who was talking to Cameron Shelton brought his conversation to a halt reluctantly, with several false stops like a car that kept on firing after the ignition had been switched on.
• Getting behind the car, he pushed with gusto until the engine fired.
• The only practical way to do this is to add some sort of large rocket engine that fires right before impact.

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• A few times every spring and summer, Dad would fire up the old station wagon and drive us all to Baltimore's Memorial Stadium.
• I fired up my DVD player, reclined in my easy chair, and let the film unfurl before me.
• It rained hard enough to chase us off the lake and back to the cabin to fire up the wood stove.

• He was fired with a purpose - to highlight the plight of the poor, suffering masses of India.
• He was ambitious of a wider effect: he was fired with the possibility that he might work out the proof of an anatomical conception and make a link in the chain of discovery.
• It is a subject that clearly fires him and he delves enthusiastically into the process of applying for landing slots and the use of cooking oil as a fuel.

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