Sentence examples for and the conflagration of from inspiring English sources
Sandwiched between these painful anniversaries, two gun lobby gatherings are planned in the Washington D.C. area on Monday, April 19 -- on the anniversaries of the battles of Lexington and Concord, the bombing of the Oklahoma City Federal Building and the conflagration of the Branch Davidian complex in Waco, Texas.
About a year later, the Gawker writer who had initially retweeted her and started the conflagration of her career posted an insensitive message of his own on the internet ("Bring Back Bullying") and then, not so long after, a blog post about what he gained from being internet shamed and how he regrets his treatment of Miss Sacco.
The space race was, of course, certainly more than a confection, a great fantasy to distract the nation from the horrors of Vietnam's jungles and political leaders shot dead on our own streets and cities burning in the conflagration of rage that was so much of the 1960's.
They embody the conflagration of humanity and spirituality and the self-discovery and catharsis of the heart that to me no standard-issue religion even comes close.
The Republic and the Constitution rose again, phoenixlike, from the conflagration of civil war, but President Lincoln did not — Booth made certain of that.
After all, it was his superb judgment, deep well of experience and extraordinary work ethic that ultimately extinguished the conflagration of 2007-9.
The conflagration of ska, rumba and salsa felt appropriate in a city with a large Latin American population and where Bob Marley is a god.
I sat in the center of the conflagration of my heart and watched (with a mixture of self-compassion and mild curiosity) while the flames consumed who I thought I was.
But I look on the conflagration of our flag as more juvenile and sad than an attack on my patriotic heart and soul.
They burn in the conflagration of their times.
In the conflagration of October-to-January, it emerged that few were ready to stand and fight.
