Sentence examples for after a conflagration from inspiring English sources

Even in "Nuages Gris" there was a violence that was masked, or perhaps finished, as if these sounds were the ashes after a conflagration, ashes beautifully colored and well placed in relation to one another.

The military operations Saturday claimed at least 10 lives, medical officials said, a day after a conflagration in a trade union building killed ­dozens of pro-Russian activists in the port city of Odessa in the bloodiest day in Ukraine in nearly three months.

The show is collapsing after a conflagration that was racially charged and distinctly contemporary: a social media uproar prompted by the financially motivated decision to bring in a white actor to replace a black actor who had succeeded a white actor.

Back in 1993, David Koresh's Branch Davidian sect ended in a conflagration after a 51-day standoff with the FBI.

Which is more important: the rescue of a teenage boy kidnapped from his limousine on the way to a Manhattan private school or the survival of a close-knit Kansas town that just might be the last patch of civilization left after a nuclear conflagration?

This was once the grand monumental home to the last attempt at global governance after a great conflagration -- the ill-fated League of Nations; it, too, simply became an eerie and hollow shell, where meetings continued to be held but real decisions were made elsewhere, ultimately with disastrous consequences for all humankind.

The medical journal enterprise - after the New England Journal of Medicine created a bit of a conflagration by calling secondary users of data "research parasites" - is finally engaging in the dialogue about solutions in a serious way.

Not a conflagration, but there was excitement.

The sizzle was growing into a conflagration.

It's a cozy fire, not a conflagration.

The mere name "American Psycho" set off a conflagration.