Sentence examples for a wildfire in a from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, we hear not a word — not so much as a peep — about the poor, whose ranks are spreading like a wildfire in a drought.

After a wildfire in a forest located in northern Israel, soil samples were taken from an area that was directly exposed to fire (direct fire treatment) and from adjacent unburned (unburned soil treatment).

"This was a wildfire in a city," Santa Rosa Mayor Chris Coursey told NPR Tuesday morning, describing how it roared across the hills and into his city's streets.

The heat was no help to firefighters who had to work to put out a wildfire in a Los Angeles neighborhood, where densely packed homes were briefly in danger.

On the other hand, the occurrence of a wildfire in a forest environment, a temporally punctual event, would produce a sudden increase in the average temperature niches and a decrease in the average latitudinal ranges of bird communities.

And a wildfire in Arizona has burned a hundred and ninety-two thousacrescres and forced more than twenty-two hundrevacuationsons.

By Elizabeth Kolbert May 5, 2016 A helicopter flies past a wildfire in Fort McMurray, Alberta, on Wednesday.

The Mets and the Diamondbacks honored the 19 firefighters killed while battling a wildfire in Yarnell, Ariz., with a moment of silence before the game.

On 30 July, a firefighter was killed by a wildfire in the Modoc national forest while he scouted the area for ways to fight the blaze.

— On a forested mountainside that was charred in a wildfire in 2003, Richard Hutto, a University of Montana ornithologist, plays a recording of a black-backed woodpecker drumming on a tree.

At a wildfire in Idaho last year, a crew of Hotshots from Montana refused to join others fighting it, saying that proper safety procedures like extinguishing even the smallest pieces of burning wood were being ignored.