Sentence examples for conflagrations are from inspiring English sources

But such conflagrations are not limited to soccer.

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These sorts of conflagrations are likely to become the norm, rather than the exception.

"is chargeable with all the evils, all the horrors of the war: all the effusion of blood, the desolation of families, the rapine, the acts of violence, the ravages, the conflagrations, are his works and his crimes.

The 500,000 residents evacuated because of the conflagrations were allowed to return home.

More than 60 conflagrations were important enough to be recorded in history, and there remain scorched stretches of the old city that have never been rebuilt.

(The offending video almost makes one nostalgic for the time a century ago when conflagrations were set off not by meta-events but by something as tangible as Gavrilo Princip's bullet).

The reach and destructive power of these conflagrations were most evident in Santa Rosa, where fire spread rapidly from house to house, transforming entire neighborhoods into ashen wastelands littered with melted cars and standing chimneys.

Yet aside from expensive sprinkler systems, the only tool for fighting kitchen conflagrations is the common fire extinguisher, which some risk assessors consider a fire hazard itself, because it encourages untrained people to battle the blaze rather than to evacuate.

The other battle that has already been ignited in the United States, which is certain to join with the political and policy conflagrations, is over what brands and varieties of hate are condemnable: The anger that led to — or provided the cover for — the murderous attack in Benghazi?

Fears that the Syrian disaster will provoke a broader regional conflagration are probably overstated.