Sentence examples for conflagration at from inspiring English sources

Terrorists would have a far easier time igniting a conflagration at a toxic chemical plant or refinery than at a nuclear plant.

Dragons were thought to have been extinct for over a century until Daenerys Targaryen hatched a trio of them in a magical conflagration at the end of the first season.

A similar outcome after a runoff round might mean greater instability for a few months, and the risk of another conflagration at ballot-counting time, but perhaps this would be bad-but-manageable.

Whatever she felt was fed back into her argument, a short, violent conflagration at the end of which any idea that illness is a mark of ennoblement or of shame — something that the victim caused or, by virtue of personality, was doomed to — lies like a burnt cinder at the bottom of Sontag's rhetorical furnace.

After Rod and Nicky have slugged out several identical choruses, Beck comes in for his solo, stopping the entire band to play a totally extraneous riff, and then producing assorted gabbles and screeches, finally dive-bombing into a minor conflagration at the bottom of the neck before leading it back into the next verse.

The galvanizing battle over the nomination of Robert H. Bork in 1987, a conflagration at the intersection of law and politics that held the country spellbound for three months, was the most riveting public event I ever witnessed at close range.

The most famous engulfed great swatches of Yellowstone National Park in that area's biggest conflagration in at least 200 years.

Failure to achieve a mutually-agreed upon two-state resolution is likely to consign the Middle East to ongoing conflict and a broader conflagration, placing at risk not only our own nation - but the security and the Jewish and democratic character of Israel.

That neglect has allowed the conflagration to rage at great human cost, radicalizing the opposition and putting at risk U.S. allies across the region.

L.L.S.'s serum and moisturizer are so emollient, rich and nonaggravating that my facial conflagrations surrendered at first touch; my skin healed completely in days.

Next up was "Various Small Fires and Milk" — snapshots of people smoking, a Zippo lighter in action, a trash fire, and other mundane conflagrations — and, at the end, a cooling glass of milk.