Sentence examples for blazing wildfire from inspiring English sources

And there he is again, standing in the middle of a blazing wildfire while he marinates a giant hunk of steak.

If you're fine with everything blazing like a wildfire, though, one of the best vegetable dishes is the sautéed spicy Chinese broccoli.

A wildfire blazing through northern California has been declared the most destructive in the state's history, growing to 104 square miles in size and destroying nearly 600 homes.

With wildfires blazing across the southern part of the California, Mr. Bush made a quick visit here on Thursday, viewing the scarred landscape by helicopter, delivering a pep talk to emergency responders and promising Californians, "We're not going to forget you in Washington, D.C".

The weather conditions have contributed to wildfires blazing across Colorado which have destroyed hundreds of homes.

California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) said the intense wildfires blazing across the state are part of a "new normal" spurred by rising temperatures and drought.

You're having a great day, and then you turn on the news and something horrible has happened: wildfires blazing across a drought-ravaged countryside, earthquakes toppling buildings and destroying lives, yet another mass shooting in yet another school, one more act of injustice leading to a week-long riot.

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And another, the smoke from the wildfires blazing in the west sets off the fire alarm in the Fantasyland Hotel, and an entire panel's worth of speakers power through constant ringing and an omnipresent voice telling us that we have to stay on the premises.

Astronauts and satellites alike have captured ominous images from space of a fast-growing wildfire that is blazing across Wyoming.

News of the blazing police car spread like wildfire at the square, as officers shared images of the incinerated vehicle.