Sentence examples for as conflagration from inspiring English sources

After attending Harvard, where he earned a master's in music, Carter arrived in Paris about 1933, just as conflagration was about to consume Europe.

The resultant coding structure extracted more detail from each narrative while honouring the ICD-9-CM hierarchy by retaining the overall cause category as Conflagration (Fire).

Chad and Sudan have traded accusations and bombs in the past four years as the conflagration in Darfur has increasingly consumed Chad as well.

As Mubarak raged and played at conflagration, the other gendarmes and royals of the Middle East made their own hedges against an unforgiving future.

Lady Nugent, the American wife of Jamaica's British governor, watched aghast as the conflagration raged.

That schedule sets up what lawmakers in both parties see as another conflagration approaching on Sept. 30, when the government would run out of money to operate and the Treasury would near the exhaustion of its borrowing options.

ABUJA, Nigeria — Suicide bombers crashed an explosives-laden Volkswagen into a crowded bus on Monday as it was parked at a depot in Kano, northern Nigeria's largest city, and officials said at least 20 people were killed, possibly many more, as the conflagration spread to four nearby buses.

One man remains seated as a conflagration threatens to consume him.

At the end of the day, there is no such thing as ironclad protection against accidental or planned nuclear conflagrations as long as the U.S. and Russia possess thousands of nuclear weapons.

In Furst's new novel, "The Foreign Correspondent," the time is 1939, the place Europe, with conflagration approaching as inevitably as a bomb falling from a Stuka.

Disturbances in one country could all too easily lead to universal conflagration, as Europe as a whole had learnt to its cost in the 20 years of warfare that had followed the French revolution.