Sentence examples for a conflagration that from inspiring English sources

The result was a conflagration that cost Indonesia billions of dollars.

A half block north, an explosion had occurred, igniting a conflagration that immediately brought down two buildings.

It has since become a conflagration that draws 40,000 people and has a budget of more than $8.5 million.

That became a scandal that grew into a conflagration that took down the entire power structure at NBC News.

Leaked Israeli intelligence assessments say the territories could explode at any time, in a conflagration that could sweep away Mr Arafat's regime.

A hundred years ago this past August, Europe exploded in a conflagration that came to engulf the world in a new kind of war.

Almost every year has been a chronicle of profound sacrifice and painful loss mixed with moments of hope on one side or the other of a brutal conflagration that is tearing a nation apart.

Seven and a half decades ago, the world was on the cusp of a global conflagration that would take the lives of an estimated 70 million people.

They're a raging conflagration that keeps changing form and direction.

The story parallels Micheaux's own romantic misfortune — his undeclared love for a white woman — but the filmmaker builds the underlying theme of racial conflict into a political conflagration that reflects the monstrous violence of the day.

Rare old manuscripts written on palm leaves and stored in fragrant sandalwood boxes, miniature editions of the Ramayana epic from the children's section, yellowing collections of extinct Tamil-language newspapers -- all were consumed in a roaring conflagration that convinced many Tamils that the Sinhalese were out to annihilate their very identity.