Sentence examples for conflagration into from inspiring English sources

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Coronation Street, The Lowry is presenting Corrie!, a new live show which condenses 7,000 episodes (115 deaths, 37 births, 86 marriages and one conflagration) into a two-hour romp.

Which would lead to a conflagration into neighbouring countries, a regional war, and potentially even a world war.

As for Americans, almost no one wanted to entertain the notion that they might be dragged into another conflagration in Europe.

The "loss" led eventually to the election of Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing coalition, which suited Nasrallah just fine: the more extreme Israel is, the better (though Hezbollah did choose to stand down, after some internal debate, and refrained from joining the festivities when Hamas, in a copycat war, provoked Israel into the Gaza conflagration in 2009).

A similar sectarian conflagration plunged Iraq into violence after the American invasion.

That fire exploded into conflagration — destroying several hundred homes in Los Alamos — after a planned burn on a national monument site got out of control.

It can be easy to forget that the now-ubiquitous "Housewives" franchise was borne of a housewifely renaissance, fanned into conflagration by Marc Cherry's "Desperate Housewives," the breakout hit of the 2004 television season.

Given the penalty for attacking second, such spiraling logic can turn confrontation into conflagration.

The sizzle was growing into a conflagration.

That became a scandal that grew into a conflagration that took down the entire power structure at NBC News.

At the end of the Immolation Scene, Brünnhilde, as the stage directions indicate, mounts Grane, her horse, and rides it into the conflagration.