Fanned in a sentence

Apart from him, four Union ministers are fanned out in the districts likely to be impacted by the cyclone to coordinate with the state administration for relief and rescue operations.

At least 36 people have died after wildfires, fanned by winds from a faraway hurricane, devastated much of the resort city Lahaina on Hawaii's Maui island, the Maui County said in a statement late on Wednesday.

Comments from the company only fanned the flames.

Concerns over a spiralling humanitarian crisis inside the besieged territory have amplified calls for an end to the hostilities, while incidents linked to Iran-backed groups acting in solidarity with Hamas have fanned fears of a wider regional conflict.

Firefighters, backed by air water bombers and reinforcementsby Slovakia, struggled with new outbreaks of the wildfire, which has burned for days and was fanned by strong winds.

His only appearance against the came on April 18 of last season at Wrigley Field, where he yielded a two-run homer to Patrick Wisdom, three other hits and fanned nine in six innings.

In a Dual County League game, Drew Anderson allowed one hit and fanned nine as Waltham (6-2) blanked Concord-Carlisle, 8-0.

In his post, Singhania made a mention of “unfortunate developments in the recent past”, and added that there has been a lot of “unsubstantiated rumour mongering and gossip” fanned by what he called as “not so well wishers”.

In late September, an international team of researchers fanned out across a remote New Mexico mountain range, in search of an elusive plant.

Pictured at top: In this June 15, 2018, file photo, cash is fanned out from a wallet in North Andover, Massachusetts.

Police and soldiers fanned out to keep order and help with traffic, rescues and food handouts.

She was the primary pitcher in 22 games, so she fanned about 11 batters per game.

Strong north-westerly winds had fanned the Coolagolite bushfire, sending the blaze toward Bermagui during the height of the busy school holiday season, with thousands of visitors at the South Coast.

The blaze, which broke out on Monday in the region of Dervenochoria, about 30 km north of Athens, spread fast as it was fanned by erratic winds and reached Mandra on Tuesday, burning houses and forcing people to flee.

The enormous irony that two nurses were the authors of the incident only fanned the flames of municipal distrust and ire.

The high winds that fanned wildfires on both Maui and the Big Island slowed Wednesday morning, gusting between 35-50 mph, said Tina Stall, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Honolulu.

The rest fanned out across the mainland.

There, they fanned out and searched the crevasses and cracks, the little indents in the granite, looking for signs of life of one of the few kinds of cactus to ever grow in Minnesota.

The senior center fanned on his shot while skating into the slot, but a quick second attempt slipped past a pair of Hawks and Persson for the score.

Wim Thiery, a professor of climate science at the University of Brussels, said the same jet stream that pulled down cold air from the Arctic into the U.S. has fanned warm air from subtropical zones into Europe.