Sentence examples similar to becoming blaze from inspiring English sources
The Landry property was at risk of becoming the blaze's first stop on its way to the Pacific -- a trial that would have put fire-resistant design to the test.
The Thomas fire burning in Southern California is on the verge of becoming the largest blaze on state record, accomplishing a shocking feat for this time of year.
She trail-blazed forward, becoming Africa's first and only female head of state.
At least 289 died after becoming trapped in a blazing underwear factory in the coastal megalopolis of Karachi on Tuesday evening.
Scientists warn that such blazes are becoming more frequent and intense with the changing climate and that coal plays a significant role in this shift.
It's 2014 and women are blazing the trail becoming successful CEO's, political figures and entrepreneurs, many of which are doing this while raising children.
Blazes in North America are becoming larger and more powerful.
It is hard to believe that quote stretches back to 1998, and the weeks after Wenger blazed a trail by becoming the first foreign manager to win the Premier League.
This year, Maine hopes to blaze a trail again by becoming the first state to fix the heavy damage visited on its system by multiple Supreme Court decisions.
By silhouetting her against the fiery sky Friedrich suggests she is becoming one with light, emptying herself into its blazing void.
