Sentence examples for a conflagration to from inspiring English sources

But the gas boom that the world is currently experiencing is a conflagration to be celebrated.

Only a party-line loon would expect a conflagration to happen.

Scorsese is insisting on the lifelong urge to keep faith with God, but, equally, no film director can delve into a conflagration to find a single object — trusted and mislaid, though never forgotten — and not pay tribute to the end of "Citizen Kane," where the sled once belonging to the young Charlie Kane is casually tossed into a furnace.

"If someone were to light a match in a theater for a cigarette, yes, that could lead to a conflagration and to a fire.

He says Tanzania could face a similar conflagration to Kenya in 2007, when thousands of people were killed in post-election violence.

The attacks sharpened concerns that sectarian violence was pushing the country toward a conflagration similar to the widespread fighting of 2006 and 2007, before the withdrawal of American forces.

One man remains seated as a conflagration threatens to consume him.

If the conflict remains unresolved over the next couple of years it will most likely precipitate a massive violent conflagration to the detriment of the Israelis and Palestinians, and will also severely damage the U.S.' security, economic interests and its credibility in the region.

PIERRE NKURUNZIZA is the latest in a string of African presidents to risk a conflagration by refusing to step down when the constitution says their time in office is up.

If President Romney acceded to Netanyahu's outrageous demand for clear red lines on Iran, this global confrontation would be a tiny foretaste of the conflagration to come.

(You have that conflagration to thank for the poodle dog. It's a fire follower, the rangers say).