Sentence examples for an inferno at from inspiring English sources

The 12 confirmed fatalities made the fire the deadliest since an inferno at the Happy Land social club — less than a mile from Thursday's blaze — killed 87 people in 1990.

As the student races to meet his deadline, mayhem engulfs the campus: a chase through steam tunnels beneath the grassy quads, an inferno at the school's toniest eating club, and nude frolics in the snow (this last not fiction but a real Princeton tradition).

In May, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt ordered the Park Service to stop setting fires in the West after wind whipped a prescribed fire into an inferno at Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico, burning 47,000 acres and leaving 400 families homeless in nearby Los Alamos.

I can't go home". Tianjin, a northeastern Chinese city of 14 million only a short drive from Beijing, is still reeling days after an inferno at a warehouse containing hazardous chemicals precipitated two massive explosions, killing at least 112 people and hospitalizing more than 700.

The two feuded for the next two months, with MVP narrowly scoring wins over Kane in a Street Fight and a Steel Cage match before losing to Kane in an Inferno match at Armageddon, from which he suffered storyline 1st degree burns.

NEW DELHI — A fast-moving fire tore through a crowded neighborhood in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, turning into an inferno that killed at least 70 people, fire officials said Thursday.

DASHT-E-RABAT, Afghanistan — A fuel tanker with a bomb hidden on board exploded Tuesday night on the road to Bagram Air Base, setting off an inferno that killed at least 10 people and left dozens more badly burned, many critically, local officials and witnesses said.

Less than a week after a truck collision in a tunnel set off an inferno that killed at least 11 people and closed one of the Continent's critical roadways, another accident today briefly halted traffic through a mountain pass that provides the closest alternate route.

The cathedral at Chartres was heavily damaged by fire in 1194 and an inferno allegedly killed about 1,000 people at Vézelay in 1120.

He is filled with boredom and simmering rage, combined with a dizzying sense of claustrophobia and inferno ("At a vast distance above my underground salon, houses take root, mists assemble").

More than 5,000 tons of explosives could go off in a chain reaction if the Estero blew up, creating an inferno that might engulf fuel tanks at Bayonne, N.J., and on Staten Island, cripple the nation's busiest wartime port and bring catastrophic damage and casualties.