Sentence examples for a wildfire of from inspiring English sources

A Clinton spokesman blamed Comey for "unleashing a wildfire of innuendo".

But the mere implication was enough to spark a wildfire of speculation and quick judgments on talk radio and the Internet.

But when Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based television empire that has long broadcast to viewers around the world in Arabic and English, announced plans to start a U.S. news channel, it ignited a wildfire of controversy.

The assault on the Rohingyas, which cost more than 100 lives and made over 100,000 homeless, sparked a wildfire of sectarian violence across the rest of Myanmar which now seems to be spreading to other parts of Asia, too.

"The Human Centipede (First Sequence)," from 2010, was that rare thing: a grass-roots cult hit whose novelty — in this case a horror tableau in which three people are surgically linked mouth to anus — ignites a wildfire of notoriety.

Three months ago, the Canadian magazine Adbusters called for a protest on Wall Street, providing the spark that began a wildfire of protest across the country and, over the weekend, in an increasing number of cities around the world.

Reading the comments, which are like "a wildfire, out of control", she is engulfed by shame.

"Like a wildfire out of control, I would rage and scream life had taken its toll," the song began.

A wildfire north of San Francisco ballooned to tens of thousands of acres within hours of being touched off last September, sweeping through two small towns.

It's sort of like a Wildfire for geo-location based services.

Art House Convergence, a group of roughly 600 specialty theaters, concurs, saying the platform could inspire "a wildfire spread" of pirated content.