Sentence examples for a conflagration between from inspiring English sources
A conflagration between Iran and Israel would, alas, be seen as a faith-based conflict by millions; so would war between India and Pakistan.
There will be a great conflict in the future, a conflagration between Islam and Christianity, and the crusaders of Christianity will rid the world of the Satanic hell that is Islam...
A couple weeks ago Hot 97's annual Summer Jam devolved into a conflagration between Nicki Minaj, the genre-agnostic star, and the morning-radio host Peter Rosenberg, who derided her for having forgotten where the invisible lines she shouldn't cross were.
Were NATO to admit Georgia and a conflagration between Russian and Georgian forces erupted over Abkhazia, a breakaway province, by law, an attack on one NATO member is an attack on all.
This too could lead to a new conflagration between the Koreas which will most certainly involve the US, a scenario that can be duplicated in the ongoing conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran or between Israel and Iran.
They wanted to join American troops in what they thought would be a global conflagration between Western democracies and Soviet Communism.
In the late 1990s officials of Jordan have expressed concern that any conflagration between Israel and Iraq or Iran would impact its territory.
"I'm betting that Dick Cheney will love the new movie Zero Dark Thirty," wrote New York Times columnist Frank Bruni at the weekend, firing the opening salvo in a week-long conflagration between critics and columnists on Kathryn Bigelow's new film about the hunting and killing of Osama bin Laden – more specifically, the role that torture played in that hunt.
And as the venomous confrontations and threats between Abner and Lonzo build to a conflagration, you see every side of the story.
Everywhere there is a conflagration in progress, a wild fire, eviscerating necessary distinctions between observer and observed, nature and humankind, fact and interpretation.
Not a conflagration, but there was excitement.
