Sentence examples for conflagration with from inspiring English sources

(The remix caused a small conflagration with Young Chop, who felt that his beat had been meddled with).

He erased voters' fears that he would risk nuclear conflagration with Russia and could not be trusted with the secret codes.

A universal conflagration with a final battle and defeat of the gods is part of Germanic mythology and has parallels in other examples of Indo-European eschatological imagery.

Surely, though, it will extinguish many sparks that could set up another conflagration; with some luck, it may even yield a lasting peace for the Middle East and, for the United States, one headache less.

The possibility of weapons of mass destruction from Pakistan falling into the hands of Islamic extremists remains a worrisome concern, as does the risk of a nuclear conflagration with India.

Sightseeing The port city of Qarth to the east is ruled by its merchants and warlocks, many of whom were killed in a recent conflagration with Daenaerys Targaryen and her dragons.

Having a loose tongue and failing to understand the gravity of your words can send the wrong signal, which could provoke major unintended conflagrations with some of America's sworn enemies.

The Israeli drive to continue the assault on Gaza is fuelled by the fact that the resolution of its two earlier conflagrations with the group ultimately failed to produce results.

It was from his position at the New York Fed that Geithner tried to douse the 2007-8 financonflagrationatogethergether with Henry Paulson at the Treasury and Ben Bernanke at the Fed in Washington – who, while older, were both neophytes compared to him in the halls of power.

Instead, there are crowd-pleasing masalas, sweet and smoky conflagrations crammed with chicken ($13.95) and prawns ($17.95).

In Furst's new novel, "The Foreign Correspondent," the time is 1939, the place Europe, with conflagration approaching as inevitably as a bomb falling from a Stuka.