Sentence examples for biggest blaze from inspiring English sources

Smoke from the biggest blaze loomed over the small town of Bastrop on Tuesday.

Then came the Hayman wildfire, Colorado's biggest blaze, which the authorities say was started by a seasonal Forest Service worker.

In Seldovia, which can see up to 17 feet of snow in a season, even the biggest blaze offers slight warmth.

The biggest blaze in recent history, the Biscuit fire in southern Oregon, which burned 500,000 acres, fed off this scrub.Last year, the Bush administration started a $500m-a-year 500m-a-year 500m-a-yearning excess trees.

"This fire is an exceptionally aggressive fire based on how large it has become and how fast it's growing," said Mr. Smith, now assigned to the Wallow Fire, which has become the biggest blaze in Arizona history after burning more than 527,000 acres in the eastern part of the state.

After 2004's Boundary Fire, the biggest blaze during the largest wildfire season in Alaska's history, a study showed the active permafrost layer there deepened by four meters and could take more than a century to recover.

Chilli peppers, sausages, toys (child looters descended on those), flour, cooking oil and even at one spot scores of small-denomination bank notes were ground underfoot by triumphant Tibetan residents into a slippery carpet of filth.During the night the authorities sent in fire engines, backed by a couple of armoured personnel-carriers laden with riot police, to put out the biggest blazes.

It cost more than $320 million just to fight last year's 10 biggest blazes, the agency reported.

The fire was a "real big blaze in one apartment" on the fifth floor, the spokesman said.

Those females were with a wolf called Big Blaze yesterday, and so there's a possibility that these new males killed him".

In the Thirty Mile Fire, the winds shifted, fanning a much bigger blaze, and trapping the crew of 14 people in the canyon.