Sentences with phrase «flash fire»

Passengers are thrown from balconies, burned in flash fires, electrocuted by broken wires, crushed under falling debris and washed away in rising waters.

David's eyes flashed fire as he heard the ugly tale.

The second verdict, $ 2.6 million, followed a trial involving the wrongful death of a construction worker who was fatally burned in a natural gas leak flash fire.

Has anyone found a way to flash the Fire TV Stick Basic Edition's firmware on to a «Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote»?

A young Indian suddenly rushed in upon her, his features distorted with rage, his eyes flashing fire, his tomahawk raised above his head as if to strike her dead at the least opposition.

The U.S. space program had a major setback in 1967, as a flash fire during a test killed Apollo astronauts Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffey.

As a wise friend recently said, «Anger is suppose to be a flash fire that burns away the chaff and leaves clarity in its wake.

I would be afraid of a flash fire.

I've survived a motorcycle accident, dog and snake bites, and the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island; I've also had a gun pulled on me in anger, escaped two flash fires, and been knocked unconscious by fire - extinguishing gas while sitting in a fake space capsule.

I could bolster my Kevlar duds with a few layers of plastic sheeting to seal out liquids and vapors and add an outer coating of reflective aluminum to fend off the intense but short - lived radiant heat of a flash fire.

These flash fires may fizzle as fast as they sizzle.

In fact, while the original obviously doesn't hold a candle to the remake in terms of visual effects and realism — it still looks quite good for its time, but apparently there were no flash fires or electrocutions on upside down boats in 1972 — it has considerably greater depth of character, from Gene Hackman's rebellious preacher to Borgnine's possessive, vein - popping cop with the hooker wife (Stella Stevens).

Otherwise control comes down to whether the flash fires, and the aspect, and that's about it.

A Scottish Firm located in Moray, Scotland has been fined # 6,666 following one of its employees being burned in a flash fire.

«Because there was no flame arrester installed on the open refuelling container,» as the host poured the ethanol, «a flash fire started, causing flames and ethanol to jet out of the open refuelling container in the direction of Judith Buys,» the claim states.

Slow Sync changes that by having the flash fire in intervals, letting the ISP expose the subject and background differently: The result is a photo with more detailed backgrounds, even at night.

When the flash fired, the picture looked immensely better, and lit up details without overpowering the scene.

Second, because a flash fires so quickly, it can also be used to freeze motion.