Examples of 'put out the fire' in a sentence
Meaning of "put out the fire"
put out the fire - This phrase means to extinguish a literal fire or to resolve a difficult or problematic situation
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put out the fire
We use that to put out the fire.
To put out the fire as soon as possible.
Timofey will put out the fire.
Put out the fire in her dress.
And someone put out the fire.
To put out the fire lighted by the.
Which will put out the fire.
Put out the fire on top of the tank.
I will try to put out the fire.
They put out the fire at the plant.
She helped us put out the fire.
Dan put out the fire with a blanket.
Now help us put out the fire.
I put out the fire of course.
Tom helped put out the fire.
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He put out the fire with an extinguisher we had.
But do not put out the fire.
Put out the fire in your wicked heart.
Kiss can put out the fire.
Put out the fire and set sail.
Hurry and put out the fire.
He put out the fire with baking soda.
They would put out the fire.
Put out the fire in the engine room.
I can still put out the fire.
And put out the fire by any means.
Or stay and put out the fire.
You put out the fire before it spreads.
Tom managed to put out the fire.
Never put out the fire with water.
Dan managed to put out the fire.
Put out the fire of anger.
Tom quickly put out the fire.
Tom put out the fire with a bucket of water.
Someone has to put out the fire.
The water put out the fire instead of being defeated by it.
They are gonna put out the fire.
Put out the fire and seal up the reactor.
When you put out the fire.
Michael did look heroic as he went to put out the fire.
Please put out the fire first.
It was my boat that put out the fire.
We can put out the fire later.
We just managed to put out the fire.
Do not put out the fire with water.
Do not forget to put out the fire.
I will put out the fire with this.
I just wanted to put out the fire.
Attempts to put out the fire by staff proved to no avail.
Get down to me to put out the fire.
