firetrap

The report went on to say that the mansion was a virtual firetrap.

It was a condemned firetrap, and promised them a battle.

Keep some rounds so we can find you when we're ready to bug out of this firetrap.

Now why have you brought me to this decaying firetrap?"

"We can show the results of what we have been saying all along, that these trucks are firetraps."

That was far more impressive in this firetrap city than her ability to handle flames.

Few families would put their lives and possessions in firetraps if fully informed of the risks.

Nancy Reagan refused to live there, insisting that the place was a firetrap.

Unfortunately, I was not quick enough to prevent your nephew from setting off the firetrap.

Hank thinks to himself, "Christ, this place is a firetrap!"

She said at the time " the place was a firetrap, we were afraid to move in."

I'll be down when I have this firetrap settled in its groove."

They told Ed they would insure him no longer; the place was a firetrap.

Wood stoves were safer now than when my neighbor's firetrap had been installed.

The effort to get rid of firetraps has been educational as well as punitive.

On the most practical level, "it was fireproof, which intrigued us because our earlier apartment had been a firetrap."

Then he did a tenement, a real firetrap.

In the closing shots, Californians rebuild in the same natural firetrap.

"This place is not a firetrap," he said.

"Then we'll use firetraps to reduce their numbers until it is survivable to send in regular forces.

No one would ever know it wasn't the result of an old firetrap and an accidental cigarette from that young harlot.

Shoddy and unsafe factories became firetraps where thousands died in accidents or fires.

The verdict was that the Lexington was a firetrap.

The sawmills and even the Island's factories were becoming oily, dirty firetraps.

Firetraps built for flash, with other people's uncorrectable mistakes built into them!