Sentences with phrase «many cooking fires»

At the stern are families around cooking fires; among them wander polar explorers from the past, including Sir John Franklin and his crew, resplendent in their impractical uniforms.

Two out of three reported home - cooking fires start with the range or stove.

This ensures that a cooking fire will be detected and suppressed wherever it may occur in the protected «hazard zone,» which can be the entire area beneath the hood, or any portion thereof.

The cooks fired their stoves at 10:00 AM.

Perhaps that's what ignited the cooking fire in me.

Palace largely limited Bournemouth to long - range efforts but the home side came agonisingly close to equalising when Steve Cook fired a well hit shot narrowly wide of the post in the closing stages.

You don't want to worry about accidental cooking fires or burners being left on.

The hissing fuel belching the cooking fire, like some harmattan - dry firewood?

Thanksgiving sees twice as many cooking fires as a typical day.

But the problem can be solved by swapping other fuels and methods for the wood in cooking fires.

All these cooking fires are, in effect, drying the region, both by contributing to the melting of glaciers that feed Asia's major rivers as well as by decreasing the evaporation that drives rainfall.

The evolutionary biologist Richard Wrangham, at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has argued that cooking fires changed the course of human evolution.

Non-traditional risk factors such as the inhalation of cooking fire smoke and chronic infection or inflammation might have been important factors contributing to atherosclerosis in ancient times.

Thousands of cooking fires burned night and day.

August 1, 2007, Brown Haze from Cooking Fires Cooking Earth, Too, by David Biello.

Nights are lit by the glow of cooking fires and kerosene lamps, or, when it's clear, the natural light of the moon and the stars.

Harrison is hoping to determine whether the fire started inside a house — perhaps from a cook fire — or outside, which might point to arson, as many researchers suspect.

They start the downhill climb to the village, the stars and crescent moon lighting the way back to the cooking fires of Wene.

Women and children are more likely to be affected by this indoor pollution due to their proximity to the cooking fire, and time spent in the household.

In was only relatively recently (in the last few hundred thousand years) that your ancestors began using cooking fires.

Good for discussing sustainable resource use, fuel - wood crisis, energy and health - 2 million die prematurely every year from smoke from cooking fires!

People die from cooking fires, we could ban that and easily have the government hand out nutritionally complete grey sludge that just needs to be blended to prepare... But should we?

Anger radiates from the searing descriptions of a world brought down by selfishness and greed, where mindless brutality triumphs and priceless paintings are fuel for cooking fires.

I imagine their hands steering me from trouble, guiding me around cooking fires and leading me to the mat in the cool shade of our home.

Ger tents speckled the landscape as far as the eye could see, and around them thousands of cooking fires lit the ground.

One cooking fire can destroy all of your appliances, electronics, bed and wardrobe leaving you out thousands of dollars to replace it all.

Whether the fire is an accidental cooking fire, or a result of external circumstances, fire is a covered peril on renters insurance in St. Louis.

Between 2013 and 2015, there were over 51,548 cooking fires, 8,329 building fires, and 6,544 indoor trash fires in New York City across the five boroughs.

No one expects the worst to happen, but it only takes a cooking fire to char your belongings, leaving you out of thousands of dollars.

Whether your neighbor walks away from the stove and causes one of the thousands of cooking fires that happen every year or whether maintenance isn't paying attention when they're fixing plumbing with a torch, fire is far more common in multifamily housing than it should be.

One recent innovation is called the Stove Top Fire Stop — it hangs above your stove and snuffs out cooking fires before they can become kitchen fires or home fires.

Whether you accidentally bump into someone and knock them down or turn away from the stove and cause a cooking fire, liability coverage is there to protect you.

The Autumn Woods Apartments near Allisonville Road and 91st Street now lies in ruins, after a cooking fire on the first floor quickly spread.

An apartment building in Elkton, MD has been evacuated and residents are terrified of the potential loss after a cooking fire caused significant damage to a unit within the building.

Nearly 200,000 cooking fires a year impact Americans.

Nobody wants to be in financial ruin due to one the leading causes of structure fires, a cooking fire.

With over 200,000 cooking fires every year, and 800,000 structure fires throughout the country, we're all going to need renters insurance to protect our personal property.

Renters insurance covers cooking fires the same as fires caused by faulty electrical wiring.

Cooking fires are the most common example, but smoke damage, water damage from an overflowing bathtub, and other causes of loss due to tenant negligence would also be covered.

Cooking fires and barbecues are outside in a covered area, together with tables and chairs.

8:00 am — Explore the market of Chajul, undiscovered market with beautiful ancient traditions, very traditional and established in the heart of the town, while good stock of old adobe houses, wooden beams and red roofs blackened by the smock of cooking fires makes this place a unique destination in Guatemala!

In The Halt, a group of soldiers rest around a tree, the smoke of cooking fires colluding with the grey clouds overhead to shroud them in half - light.

It's as if physical distance allows for an emotional distance from the violence, and the horrors of war take a back seat to more pressing matters: Who tends the cooking fire?

One of various clean - burning stoves developed to reduce harmful pollution from hundreds of millions of cooking fires in poor countries.

So bad to know about 2 billion people's cooking fire affect global warming.

Soot from cooking fires is a health threat and warming the climate.

And most of the issues related to sustainable development are mainly about limiting vulnerability of the portion of humanity (mostly the poorest portion) exposed to the greatest environmental risks — both those dying young right now by breathing toxic smoke from 2 billion unvented cooking fires and those who could face raised odds of flooding or famine in coming decades if climate is disrupted too much.

The smoke is rising mainly from cooking fires fueled with firewood or dried dung.

But something has to give, according to nearly everyone immersed in the energy challenge facing a world heading toward 9 billion people — in which more than 2 billion people today still have no real energy options except guttering kerosene lamps and wood or dung cooking fires.

Since cooking and eating are primary functions of life and cooking fires are small I would be less critical about them then about gross coal burning generators and bad cars and trucks and so many planes.