Sentence examples for conflagration to from inspiring English sources

But the gas boom that the world is currently experiencing is a conflagration to be celebrated.

Only a party-line loon would expect a conflagration to happen.

The IMF spent 1994-2002 dashing from one financial conflagration to the next.

The trail from that scorched earth policy to the conflagration to come, whenever Scotland next votes on independence, is easily traced.

If President Romney acceded to Netanyahu's outrageous demand for clear red lines on Iran, this global confrontation would be a tiny foretaste of the conflagration to come.

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.

These sensual stimuli, though, are only a foretaste of conflagrations to come.

The image problems elsewhere in sports pale in comparison, but college basketball has a few minor conflagrations to douse.

Harlem erupted in rioting that summer, but no one saw it as a forecast of conflagrations to come in places like Watts and Newark and Detroit.

"War" is a fuzzy category, shading from global conflagrations to neighborhood turf battles, so the organizations that track the frequency and damage of war over time need a precise yardstick.

Staff members at the Army post had set the blaze on behalf of the red-cockaded woodpecker, an imperiled eight-inch-long bird that requires frequent conflagrations to preserve its pine habitat.