The Celtics will try to put out a better effort when they visit the Washington Wizards on Wednesday.
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The meaning that goes along culturally with the work is something we study and try to put out correctly.
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So it just seems like a shame not to try to put out one every year, or every other year.
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For decades, there has been disagreement about whether humans try to put out too many forest fires that start naturally.
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Survivors stood across the street in a Wendy's parking lot, watching firefighters try to put out the blaze and rescue those inside.
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Rather, he ran outside to a friend to get help while Phillips stayed behind to try to put out the fire with his shirt.
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Here's a handy guide we'll try to put out every month on the biggest news in one of tech's most exciting (and earliest) emerging markets.
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And yet among that, you'd look and you'd see on the rubble where the flames were firefighters working to try to put out the fires.
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The White House���s spin team, which has previously been caught flat-footed by Trump-induced scandals, rushed to try to put out the impending firestorm.
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We've watched Meyer and her team try to put out fire after fire, often concerned more with the optics of the office than the actual job.
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We've gone to Europe three times, done multiple tours of the US, and try to put out albums fairly consistently and we're happy that people are starting to notice and appreciate our music.
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As the unmasking tweets show, when Trump is unhappy with an unfavorable narrative about him or his administration in the media, he often uses his Twitter account to try to put out a counternarrative that he prefers.
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Three Reuters photographers captured images showing one of the officers, her helmet pulled off, grimacing in pain as her colleagues sprayed her with a fire extinguisher to try to put out the flames licking around her face.
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When I speak at college campuses, I try to put out a really big disclaimer first that starting a company and becoming a successful company founder is a miserable life that's good in only a small number of ways.
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Mr. Del Polito said: "We try to approach it as, we respect our audience and try to put something out that — within reason, of course, given time and budgetary constraints — try to put out the best product possible because we think our audience is sophisticated."
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Navy crew members try to put out a fire aboard the USS Forrestal in the Gulf of Tonkin off the coast of Vietnam on July 29, 1967, after an F-4 Phantom accidentally fired a Zuni rocket into an A-4 Skyhawk, which caused massive explosions on the aft end of the flight deck.
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Four hours into the standoff, a hot tear-gas canister was shot into Beck's home, probably starting a fire. Firefighters worked to prevent the fire's spread to other homes. Because of the ongoing threat, they did not dare try to put out the fire in Beck's house. Shots continued to be fired by Beck until the roof collapsed.
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Outside, Bernardas, Janek and his men try to put out the fire. Tadas chances upon his two friends, Vincas and Motiejus, near the stables, and Janek notices the runaway. Tadas and Vincas attempt to flee from Janek, but Janek shoots and kills Vincas. Before Janek has time to check on the corpse, Tadas is rescued from the scene by Motiejus on horseback.
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The last owner was his daughter Elisabeth Daublebsky-Eichheim (née Minutillo) from Graz, who inherited the castle during the Second World War. On 15 July 1944 a Partisan unit commanded by Mile Kilibarda burned the castle. German forces made the local people try to put out the fire, but without success. After the fire, the Partisans organized a rally and party at the site of the burned castle.
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Parrots are popular in Buddhist scripture and many writings about them exist. For example, Amitābha once changed himself into a parrot to aid in converting people. Another old story tells how after a forest caught fire, the parrot was so concerned, it carried water to try to put out the flames. The ruler of heaven was so moved upon seeing the parrot's act, he sent rain to put out the fire.
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He then gives Eragon an old sword, known as Zar'roc in the book series. Eragon and Saphira make their way to Daret, where they are attacked in the docks. They find the rest of the town on fire and hold off a swarm of the king's servants as the villagers try to put out these fires. After leaving Daret the three are pursued by a group of Ra'zac.
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Such devices are nicknamed "burners", as the heat generated by the pyrotechnic reaction often causes fires. Shortly thereafter, a single gunshot was heard from the cabin. As the fire continued, ammunition was exploding from within the cabin, making it dangerous for officials to try to put out the fire. Law enforcement experts differ on whether it was justified to use pyrotechnic devices to end the standoff, instead of waiting for Dorner to come out.
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One of the toughest jobs on the hook and ladder truck is the assignment to the extinguisher, known as the "can". Filled, it weighs close to thirty-five pounds. Considering the weight of a man's boots, heavy work coat and helmet, the extinguisher becomes a formidable load to run up five flights of stairs, and then into a smoke and heat filled room to try to put out a fire. This was almost inevitably the assignment for the Negro fireman.
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On January 15, the IDF shelled a storage facility within the compound of the UN headquarters for Gaza, containing tons of food and sheltering hundreds of Palestinian refugees. According to United Nations personnel, unexploded ordnance analysis demonstrates that the compound was hit with 155m white phosphorus ammunition. The facility did not have the equipment to extinguish the chemical fire and it spread towards several fuel tanks. The UN asked the IDF for a local ceasefire in order to try to put out the fires, but the request was denied.
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Later, Huey puts on coal in the fire truck but Donald puts on even more, causing the house to catch fire. They then try to put out the fire but Donald instead unknowingly puts the hose on the car's gasoline tank. One of the nephews notices and tries to warn him, but Donald pays no heed. As a result, he causes the fire house and the fire truck to burn down completely and, to add insult to injury, Donald's hat burns down as well, resulting in its burnt frames becoming Donald's 'hair'.
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The band's interest in new releases emerged from a 2008 meeting about their shared properties, both financial and legal, where they realized Soundgarden lacked online presence such as a website or a Facebook page. As Thayil summed up, "we kind of had neglected our merchandise over the last decade". Eventually the musicians decided to create an official site handled by Pearl Jam's Ten Club, relaunch their catalog, and according to Cameron, seek "a bunch of unreleased stuff we wanted to try to put out". On March 2009, Thayil, Shepherd and Cameron got onstage during a concert by Tad Doyle in Seattle and played some Soundgarden songs.
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In baseball, fielder's choice (abbreviated FC) refers to a variety of plays involving an offensive player reaching a base due to the defense's attempt to put out another baserunner, or the defensive team's indifference to his advance. Fielder's choice is not called by the umpires on the field of play; rather, it is recorded by the official scorer to account for the offensive player's advance without crediting him with an offensive statistic such as a hit or stolen base. Though there are several definitions of fielder's choice, the most common (and the only one commonly referred to as FC) involves a fielder fielding a fair ball and choosing to try to put out another baserunner, thereby allowing the batter-runner to safely reach first base. The defensive player may or may not have an opportunity to retire the batter runner.
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