fireborne

From 66 to 99% of fireborne PCB contamination and more than 99% of experimental contamination was removed from fire fighters protective clothing using the system.

1987 December 15, J.R. Kominsky, “Health-Hazard Evaluation Report HETA 84-180-1776, Jacksonville Fire Department, Jacksonville, Florida”, in Energy Research Abstracts, volume 12, number 23, Superintendent of Government Documents, page 6722

The original beacon fire was lit in the vicinity of Troy, from where it was seen by lookouts on the neighboring island of Lemnos, who lit their own fire in turn and passed the signal on. In this manner the fireborne message traverses the entire periphery of the Aegean before arriving at Argos in southern Greece.

2001, John T. Kirby, World Eras, volume 6, Detroit, Mich. : Gale Group : Gale/Thomson, →ISBN, page 106

But I was pure metal-jacketed, fireborne death, howling silently toward the steek cruiser that was Thorsten’s flagship, the best known and most feared silhouette in space.

1953 July, Algis Budrys, “Blood on my Jets”, in Rocket Stories, page 38

The ship was in sight now from our shellhole but, although fireborne, she was not lifting. She hung there, balanced delicately atop the incandescent pillar of her screaming exhaust.

1981, Chandler A. Bertram, When the Dream Dies, →ISBN, page 120