Sentences with phrase «starting grass fires»

For most cars, the heat shield is in several sections (from front to back), and there are 2 «layers» of heat shields: one above the exhaust pipe to keep the heat away from the car, one below the exhaust pipe to prevent you from starting grass fires when you park off the road.

When they went out onto the prairies to hunt buffalo, the Peoria, Tamaroa, Kaskaskia, Miami and other woodland tribes started grass fires to trap the large herbivores, and then slaughter sometimes large numbers of them with the beautifully finished flint weapons crafted by these men.

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«Uber is one of these great inventions, start - ups, of this new economy and it's taking off like fire through dry grass,» Cuomo said.

Goldberg and Berna point out that it's unclear whether the cave's inhabitants knew how to start a fire from scratch or depended on flames harvested from grass fires outside the cave.

The grasses become thatched and dry at the start of fire season.

We started Kettle & Fire bone broth - America's first and only USDA grass - fed bone broth with one goal: to create the freshest product available.

I had started with fires in Redhill about a month after Josh died: first a small trash can in the backyard, then a pile of dried grass clippings in the woods behind my house; a stack of deadfall at a construction site, then three tires at the town dump; a few other minor lights around Redhill, until I set an old wooden shed ablaze on city park property.

In this RPG, choose one of the three newly discovered starter Pokémon — the Grass - type Chespin, the Fire - type Fennekin and the Water - type Froakie — and start your adventure.

After a winter that left record piles of snow in the mountains and drenched most of California's valleys, it's no surprise that it is grass fires that are fueling a fast start to the state's 2017 fire season.

Every spring firefighters throughout the West approach the summer season with a proverbial prediction: If the winter was dry, all those parched trees will burn like torches; if it was a wet winter, all those new grasses will fuel quick fire starts and hot, runaway flames.