Sentence examples for a conflagration in a from inspiring English sources

The UN special envoy, Kofi Annan, has expressed fears that if the killing cannot be brought under control, it would trigger a conflagration in a region criss-crossed with ethnic and sectarian fault lines.

Instead, most elections are an occasion to be terrified of a conflagration in a given country.

Was it a lady named Wanda or a wandering apprentice, Fräulein Elsa or Fräulein Edith, a steward, a servant, or Dostoyevsky's Idiot, a conflagration in the theater or an ovation, the Battle of Sempach, a slap in the face or the return of the Prodigal, a stone urn, a suitcase, a pocketwatch or a pebble?

"We have to avoid a conflagration in the whole region," he said.

In the end, there's no way for a conflagration in the Middle East to spare American interests.

And suddenly the silent video goes white with a conflagration in the small space: the woman, on fire.

With her convoy rode United Nations gunmen, part of a peacekeeping force of 10,000 charged with preventing a conflagration in the aftermath of 14 years of horrific civil war.

The quote of the summer from the president of the United States was that "we don't have a strategy" on how to prevent a conflagration in the Middle East.

Both countries are major oil producers, and a conflagration in Iran could affect millions of barrels of exports in the Persian Gulf.

An entry for Oct. 9, 1871, stated that "due to a conflagration in the City of Chicago, the practice of law has been suspended in this office".

If humans are stupid enough to start a conflagration in which 40 million people die, then rats will be looking on because they – unlike humans – have no choice in the matter.