Sentence examples for a wild fire from inspiring English sources

"There's not the horrific movement [in financial markets] that feels like a wild fire out of control in the desert".

The crisis acted as a wild fire, says Michael Malone of the Kellogg School of Management near Chicago.

It was the latest casualty in what is turning out to be a wild fire season in California.

This is a compelling story of how fame, celebrity and vanity became a wild fire that nearly consumed an entire family.

Just look (as the world is looking) at this week's incredible photographs of a family surviving a wild fire in Tasmania.

"If a plaintiff seeks to enjoin a defendant from burning a pasture," he wrote, "it is no answer that there is a wild fire burning in its direction".

On an all new episode of our VICELAND series PAYDAY, we head to Alberta, Canada's Fort McMurray to meet an oil worker, a dog sledder, an exotic dancer, and a boxer as they face the repercussions a massive wild fire has had on their lives and their jobs.

A federal government effort to thin dense pine forests with a controlled burn near Los Alamos, N.M., suddenly burst into a disastrous wild fire.

The Bellomo sisters, who are in their 50s, were dressed this day entirely in black, with blazingly colored hair (a mixture of Vampire Red and Fuchsia Shock for Tish, and Infra Red with a little Wild Fire for Snooky).

Judge David Ezra, formerly of Hawaii, explained why he was moving to Texas to hear cases in the Western District: "This is corollary to having a big wild fire in the Southwest Border states, and fire fighters from Hawaii going there to help put out the fire".

The extremely hot, dry, windy ("hot-fire") conditions experienced towards the end of the dry season in Pilanesberg National Park (PNP), a small (570 km2), fenced reserve in South Africa facilitated the spread of an uncontrolled wild fire.