Sentence examples for blazing building from inspiring English sources

The news went around the station: Earl Parish had rescued a child from a blazing building — two children.

The blazing building that damaged their workshop and the cars inside became one of the main symbols of the violence that spread across the country.

To label her a dove in that setting is like criticizing a firefighter who's spraying water on a blazing building for being an obsessed hater of flames.

This figure soon begins to function as a terrifying reality principle: he "swan-dived out of the blazing building and into her head," and there he remains.

She arrived at a scene of breathtaking devastation, with an army of firefighters "doing everything possible" to battle the blazing building.

On hearing the panicked howls, local men Jason Dyer and Dean Rostock jumped over the security fence and ran into the blazing building, kicking open kennel doors, attaching leads to the dogs and bringing them out to safety.

Then waves as high as 30 feet rushed onto shore, whisking away cars and carrying blazing buildings toward factories, fields and highways.

Still using his iPhone, the constable guided the two vans through brown smoke, past blazing buildings and along streets carpeted with debris.

In the second part, which was beautifully filmed by Dominic Cooke, baronial power struggles gave way to the chaos of civil war and we got a seemingly endless cycle of blood-soaked battles, blazing buildings, severed heads and brutal dismemberments.

What you're looking at is both a mood and a time of war, as it seems: watchlights, slumped bodies, industrial compounds, a cottage seen through a viewfinder, blazing buildings, a sepia photograph of a grandma and child in some other long-ago summer.

Ignoring last-minute government entreaties, Britain's 50,000 full-time firefighters marched out tonight on their first national pay strike in 25 years, closing down most urban firehouses and leaving the military with its fleet of aging fire tenders to respond to emergencies from car wrecks to blazing buildings.