Sentence examples for conflagration began from inspiring English sources

The cause of the fire still remains unclear, however security officials said the conflagration began on the outside of the structure at the 20th floor.

When the global conflagration began, Ross — to the surprise of his readers and even of some of his staff — proved himself prepared.

Anonymous, the hacking collective, says it has struck at official Israel Web sites, and the Israeli authorities themselves say that a staggering 44 million hacking attempts have been made since the latest conflagration began last Wednesday.

After the current conflagration began, Mr. Abu Amr's only son, Mohammed, 15, changed the profile picture on his Facebook page, to Mr. Jabari from Cristiano Ronaldo, the soccer star of Real Madrid.

The latest Trump conflagration began during the taping of a town hall event, when Matthews asked him to define his "pro-life" stance and assertions that abortion should be banned.

Security officials said the conflagration began on the outside of the structure at the 20th floor, and the deputy chief of police said the investigation into its cause was underway.

The conflagration begins within the hour, as a spectacular meteor shower best seen from Asia, where it is evening.

A match was ignited, a conflagration begun, and Morris died four days later of his burns without naming the men, perhaps fearing retribution against his family.

Then the conflagration really began.

Chicago fire of 1871, also called Great Chicago Fire, conflagration that began on October 8, 1871, and burned until early October 10, devastating an expansive swath of the city of Chicago.

First, although the Concord abolitionists found a modicum of support in Darwin's ideas, they already had strong moral arguments against slavery, and at any rate had almost no influence on the conflagration that began in 1861 but had been smoldering for decades.