Sentence examples for camp burned from inspiring English sources

In May 2011, a large part of the camp burned to the ground.

But 1,500 acres of the camp burned in a different fire last month, after a soldier used a grenade simulator in an unauthorized place.

Thirteen residents who tried to flee were shot and killed as the camp burned to the ground, and many more burned to death.

This week, amid much triumphalism from civic leaders, Vancouver is celebrating the 125th anniversary of the moment when a scruffy wooden lumber camp burned to the ground, and the foundations of what is now western Canada's largest city were laid.

A fire that surged through 6,500 acres in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and forced the evacuation of cabin owners, vacationers and students at a Bible camp burned toward Las Vegas's main watershed today.

During that day and night, Guevara's forces quietly took down their base camp, burned their huts, and destroyed or threw weapons into Lake Tanganyika that they could not take with them, before crossing the border into Tanzania at night and traveling by land to Dar es Salaam.

Despite the exclusion from the main camp, Burning Man was a revelatory event for Ted and the others.

The comments sparked protests in Gaza, where people in refugee camps burned images of the Palestinian president.

Attempting to erase evidence of the camp in the final months of 1944, the Nazis deported many prisoners to Auschwitz and other concentration camps, burned some 9,000 exhumed bodies, and destroyed many of the installations.

In between explosions of violence and depravity - Gypsy camps burned down by police, slack-jawed simpletons tortured into confessions, throats slit while men watched television - the writing dealt in sparsely drawn images of endless damp winters, bad food and cheap pornography.

The blaze near Chico, named the Camp Fire, burned through Paradise, a town of about 26,000, where a hospital was evacuated and traffic gridlock forced some people to flee vehicles on foot, according to a report on Wildfire Today, a website that covers fire news across the country.