Sentence examples for a wildfire sparked from inspiring English sources

In January a wildfire sparked in Chile spread into the Argentine province of Chubut, causing evacuations in a number of towns.

As a wildfire sparked evacuations in Southern California on Wednesday morning, victims of a blaze that destroyed 1,600 homes in San Diego County a year ago complained that they were still battling insurance companies to get more money to rebuild.

A huge wildfire sparked by lightning in Northern California burned to the edge of three small towns on Monday, threatening thousands of homes.

In Douglas County, which borders California near Lake Tahoe, the wildfire sparked by lightning storms threatened structures and led to evacuation orders that were lifted Tuesday after favorable weather slowed the fire, according to the Sierra Front Wildfire Cooperators, while some roads remained closed.

Later, after 9/11, when George W. insisted that the ideal of national sovereignty was a thing of the past, when he said nothing -- certainly not the opinion of the international community -- could stand in the way of the "great mission" of the United States to "extend the benefits of freedom across the globe," all he was doing was throwing more fuel on the "wildfire" sparked by his father.

On August 12, when the two were sleeping, a wildfire was sparked by a lightning strike near Lake McDonald and spread immensely quickly overnight.

In early December ,2014, the County bulldozed a firebreak to contain wildfires sparked by the lava flow.

-- Extreme fire weather conditions prompted Pacific Gas & Electric to shut off power in parts of more than a dozen Northern California counties, an effort to reduce the risk of wildfires sparked by utility lines that break during extreme winds.

The move is part of a strategy to reduce the risk of wildfires sparked by utility lines that break during extreme winds.

On the northern tundra, once-rare wildfires sparked by lightning appear to be multiplying in response to hotter, drier summers.

On the northern tundra, once-rare wildfires sparked by lightning are multiplying in response to hotter, drier summers.