What kind of vibe are you trying to put out?
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Several firemen were hurt while trying to put out the fires.
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What message are you trying to put out there with Dystopia?
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We're trying to put out a representation that's accurate of us.
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What sort of issues balance are you trying to put out there?
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You know, trying to put out a good message to the youth.
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A few protesters screamed at people trying to put out the blazes.
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Making the design suit the gravity of what you're trying to put out.
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"We're trying to put out a house fire with a teaspoon," she said.
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The NOC was still trying to put out the fire late on Monday evening.
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The driver remained, trying to put out the flames with a small fire extinguisher.
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At the height of the inferno, 200 firefighters were trying to put out the flames.
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Firefighters are on the scene in central Paris and trying to put out the blaze.
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He was initially on his roof trying to put out fires caused by flying rocks.
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That's terrible logic -- like blaming a fireman for the flames he's trying to put out.
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"I think we're trying to put out our best lineup," Girardi said before the game.
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"My hands got so burnt because I was trying to put out my face," she says.
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Before that, $7 million was spent trying to put out the fire, but it didn't work.
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These are all things that we are really trying to put out there into the forefront.
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It also did not say how many tunnels it was trying to put out of commission.
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"It was like trying to put out a bonfire with a squirt gun," Ms. Brito said.
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Isn't it, in fact, like trying to put out a forest fire with a plant mister?
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We are an attainable and affordable brand about trying to put out the best products we can.
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"People are working and engaged, but right now it's just trying to put out fires," he said.
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In 1966, 25 soldiers died while trying to put out a fire in the hills near Sintra.
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"Now they are trying to put out theories that they think are damaging to the United States."
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Fire and smoke billowed from the open windows as firefighters rushed around trying to put out the flames.
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The demo never came out, but I've been trying to put out projects and music for so long.
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"We certainly have some great freshmen members who are trying to put out big ideas," Allred told CNN.
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Pictures showed fire trucks trying to put out flames rising from fuel trucks as black smoke covered the area.
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Large numbers of people were killed just trying to put out the fires, and the radiation spread across Europe.
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That dry, almost insincere response was the last bit of publicist in me, trying to put out a fire.
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Swedish media have shown dramatic footage of blazing forests, helicopters dropping water and firefighters trying to put out flames.
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Jed's other relationship was not anything that ABC was trying to put out there, as far as I know.
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The firefighters were trying to put out the flames when the adult dog and her puppy came to them.
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"The message we're not trying to put out there is that mechanics is the only game in town," she said.
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Airline chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al-Maktoum said a Dubai firefighter died while trying to put out the flames.
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Firefighters were also trying to put out another fire called the Pawnee Fire, which burned 14,500 acres in Lake County.
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"Once I got on scene there was only one fire boat trying to put out the fire," Amaral said Tuesday.
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The company says it's trying to put out the flames but has been widely criticized for being slow to act.
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In this case, though, I was trying to put out another fire, one lit under the ass of my source.
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I was trying to put out a fire in my brain, slapping at my head as I ran to the bathroom.
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Video posted to Facebook by Michael Yonone shows firefighters trying to put out a blaze at one house in the residential area.
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"Trying to fight deflation with deflation is like trying to put out a burning house by pouring gasoline on it," he said.
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Then his friends showed him CCTV footage that captures him frantically chasing people engulfed in flames and trying to put out fires.
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She got why I was doing it—the energy I was trying to put out in the world—so she's just been amazing.
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West Metro Fire Rescue was on the scene and said that one of their firefighters was injured while trying to put out the blaze.
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The local fire department has been trying to put out the blaze and so far there have been no injuries, a company spokeswoman said.
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"I suspect that they probably wanted more put out, but my view — I was not interested in trying to put out summaries," Barr said.
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They'll also accept unwanted garments if you're no longer trying to put out the, "I might be headed into the backcountry after work" vibe.
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One individual was talked to, and it was explained that whatever he was trying to put out, whatever his message is, that's not our concern.
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The end of the film includes a real quote from Marshall where he says he's not trying to put out fires, he's chasing fire itself.
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I got into trouble but there was something about seeing all the adults running around, trying to put out this thing that I had created.
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Because it's a terrible burden to put on marginalized folks to educate people of privilege when they are still trying to put out their own fire.
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The news organization reported that 2202,2628 firefighters are trying to put out the Camp Fire, which has decimated 28500,6900 homes and forced 2628,28503 people to evacuate.
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I think that we have a lot of issues in the world, and I think we're trying to put out as many fires as we can.
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Sessions is trying to put out this fire by saying that he will recuse himself from the Justice Department's investigation of Russia's involvement in the 2016 election.
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It's not actually clear, then, whether the Trump administration is getting the message North Korea is trying to put out — that they won't give up their nukes.
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It's hard because not everybody's experience is the same and I don't think she's trying to put out a prescriptive message, but she's saying that this is possible.
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I mean it's music that's made to sound like the other things that are doing well; people trying to put out records every year, year and a half.
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While firefighters were heroically trying to put out the blaze, receiving deadly doses of radiation, children in Pripyat played football on the streets and couples celebrated weddings outdoors.
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Whether Clinton was actually trying to put out her Facebook note at a time it would be widely ignored, its content deserves attention—and so does what it's missing.
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It's very important that they understand what I'm saying and what type of message I'm trying to put out to the people because there is a message in it.
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"They just recently had an agreement with the military for weapons sharing ... [and now] the military is trying to put out the damage [caused by] the comments," she said.
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Many people probably died trying to put out the fires, Saotome said, as the law at the time prohibited civilians from evacuating and required them to fight the flames.
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"When they got there, neighbors were doing a heroic job trying to put out the fire and also trying to get the patients away from the burning aircraft," Enright said.
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After the police and ambulances mopped up the fighting and carried off the dead and injured, the ICTY became the fire truck left behind trying to put out the flames.
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But now Gorka is trying to put out a series of fires that sprang from a series of articles in the Forward that claim he's sympathetic to anti-Semitic groups.
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As other aides scurried around the White House trying to put out the latest fire in the Russia scandal, Bannon was raving about how important Thiel's influence is in this administration.
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I'm an aries, and a showoff even when I'm not trying to put out that vibe, so when I enter spaces I feel I'm not accepted in, I'm often even flashier.
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A video recorded by a passenger shows the bag engulfed in flames in the plane's overhead compartment while a flight attendant and passenger can be seen trying to put out the fire.
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And what were the cabinet members and the president doing that night, while citizens and firefighters from the Civil Defense, with limited technical capability, were desperately trying to put out the flames?
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The Butte County Sheriff's Office announced late on Tuesday that a man who was severely burned while trying to put out the fire that engulfed his car had died from his injuries.
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Brazil's indigenous tribes have flocked to the frontlines, trying to put out fires and protect the forest that has been their home for centuries, and which they managed long before colonizers took over.
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"Presidents and politicians are always trying to put out a certain image — one of being relatable to their constituents," says Jessica A. Levinson, a law professor at Loyola Law School and political commentator.
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While firefighters from Kiev were heroically trying to put out the blaze, receiving deadly doses of radiation in the process, children in Pripyat played football on the streets and couples celebrated weddings outdoors.
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"I think the fact that she did it when she did, going into the midterms, I think it was trying to put out her statement," Murphy, a partner at ALG Research, told Hill.
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I had a dream last night that the world was on fire and all the CNN news reporters, anchor people and pundits were trying to put out the flames with buckets of words.
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Throughout the day, Niantic was trying to put out fires, but the whole thing was being live streamed and live Tweeted so the world was well-aware of how poorly the event was going.
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When he writes about me, he understands and is able to articulate the little kind of secret tangled webs I have inside that I'm trying to put out into the plate — he understands it.
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"In the face of a climate emergency, Trump's 'trillion trees' initiative is like trying to put out a raging dumpster fire with a squirt gun," said Janet Redman, climate campaign director for Greenpeace USA.
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"They had been trying to put out the fire for hours when suddenly the building just collapsed," said Ibrahim Najafi, a cosmetics seller, who could see the building crashing down from his shop window.
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That would avoid a new bruising dispute with one of the United States' biggest trading partners, just as Trump is trying to put out another trade fire by striking an initial deal with China.
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"As I speak to you, the brothers were trying to put out the flames, and we were subjected to four more raids ... in exactly the same place," said the activist, giving his name as Abu Shahoud.
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Tillerson and Trump can spend the next four years trying to put out fires around the world, but they will soon find out what the U.S. military has known for decades — true security is about prevention.
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In Burning Desire, players control a naked man hanging off a helicopter who is trying to put out fires around a trapped woman, who will grab onto the man with her mouth to be lifted to safety. Why?
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More power to those who have the admirable courage to make that trip in real life, but until there is an Earth-Mars commuter train, I'll be over here trying to put out virtual fires on the Iktomi.
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TAPERAS, Bolivia (Reuters) - Bolivian firefighters are still trying to put out wildfires that have already burned more than 650,000 hectares (1.6 million acres) of tropical forest, roughly the size of the U.S. state of Delaware, officials said on Thursday.
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The image that keeps coming to my mind is Trump, alone, angry and tweeting, while his staff runs around like chickens with their heads cut off trying to put out a fire -- even as two more start behind them.
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While everybody was trying to put out the fire my date decided to go into these trailers and steal people's shoes, and then had me drive her out of the trailer park as everyone was dealing with the fire.
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"CBS Evening News" anchor Jeff Glor ranted that Trump was trying to "put out a big political fire with a few drops of ink," while NBC's Jacob Soboroff harped on the fact that reunited families would continue to be detained.
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With more than 2,500 personnel on hand, firefighters said they were hopping from one neighborhood to another, trying to put out hot spots and at times returning to areas that would suddenly reignite with the help of erratic wind gusts.
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Rosemary often survives the winter here, and my middle son was weeding around the stalks of a battered rosemary plant that was trying to put out new greenery when he uncovered a nest of thumb-size cottontail rabbits, their eyes still closed.
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All I could think of was that people who are asked to name the largest state east of the Mississippi tend to say that it's Pennsylvania or Florida—both states won by the man I was trying to put out of my mind.
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Any group or person trying to put out ads about a cause will only be able to target at the state, province, or regional level — no zip codes — and can't use keywords and interest targeting around politics, such as conservative or liberal.
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There's internet in Iran, like most of the world—no one even buys legal CDs and going around trying to put out an illegal album called 'blade & beard' with English artwork in stores makes absolutely no sense for any Iranian with a bit of brains.
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"If with one hand, you're trying to put out the fire of people being scared of vaccines … and with the other hand you're putting gas on the flames of people being scared about autism, you're not going to put out that fire," she said.
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Envisioned by Andy Rubin, the father of Android itself, and expertly crafted from a luxurious combo of ceramic, titanium, and Gorilla Glass, the PH-13 had the kind of pedigree you rarely see from a startup, let alone one that was trying to put out its first phone.
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When you're in power and you're trying to put out a bill, it's understandable that at some point you want a certain amount of back and forth to happen behind closed doors because of the fact that if everything were in public then people might be afraid of floating a given idea.
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I've thought about that in my head before too—that's my retort to when people when they're like "You got to do this, you've gotta work with a producer or something," and I'm like, no, like a painter would never care that they need another person contributing to what they're trying to put out.
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All day long we get the most beautiful amazing DMs from people just really pouring their hearts out to us with sometimes very sad and dramatic stories that we kind of helped them through," he confesses, adding, "It's the most rewarding to know that what we're trying to put out there really is making a difference but it's sometimes can become very emotionally overwhelming to read story after story — and not that I'm saying don't keep them coming, we love them — but it's hard to respond to all of them.
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