Sentence examples for conflagrations and from inspiring English sources

The images shown here, from his "Abstract" series, devote entire frames to conflagrations and billows of radiant paint.

Whatever the experts say, most people can never fully grasp how family love can explode in deadly conflagrations, and for that, we should be grateful.

Their personal, contemplative approach was not always in step with a mainstream press enthralled by the high drama of historic speeches, conflagrations and demonstrations.

Jason Whitlock wrote on Foxsports.com that Lakers dynasties usually end in such conflagrations, and this had the added twist of closing out Phil Jackson's coaching career with a pronounced thud, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.

Analysis The intelligence service is needed to prevent future conflagrations and avoid the need for military action, appetite for which has dissipated in the West after the costly – in human and financial terms – missions in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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.

The series involves a fire-and-rescue squad in Chicago, a city that apparently has a serious conflagration-and-other-crises problem, given how often this group finds itself rushing to a burning apartment building, car or whatever.

It takes a historic financial market conflagration and hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars in bailouts.

The Pentagon still worries about China and North Korea; about an India-Pakistan conflagration; and about the security of the Gulf.

The clerics of the Reformation Had sizzled in the conflagration, And Rome restored could be a blessing.

The British astronomer Stanford Thayer oversees the project, believing that an advanced civilization on Mars will see the conflagration and a dialogue between the planets will begin.