Sentence examples for destructive fire from inspiring English sources
She resorts to setting a destructive fire to get her way.
Because he was a deity of destructive fire, his temples were properly located outside the city.
Godzilla's skin looks like the burns of the bombing victims, and his breath itself is a destructive fire".
The most destructive fire has been in Bastrop County, about 30 miles east of Austin in Central Texas.
After touring some of the burned area on Thursday, Senator Barbara Boxer blamed climate change for this year's destructive fire season, and warned that wildfires would only get worse unless more was done to combat rising global temperatures.
Most representative of this attitude was Christian IV, who visited Norway often and founded several towns (e.g., Kristiansand, with a plan to control the Skagerrak; Kongsberg, with its silver mines; and Christiania, after a destructive fire in Oslo in 1624).
After suffering several destructive fires, especially in 1888, it was largely rebuilt.
Truly destructive fires used to be rare events, occurring every few centuries under conditions of severe drought.
In Arizona, the most interesting thing I found was that big, destructive fires have caused many groups to seek common ground in reversing the trend.
The problem is urgent because destructive fires are increasingly frequent, and the existing fleet of planes, leased from private operators, is old and accident prone.
About 400,000 hectares of the Russian taiga are logged annually, and nearly an equal area is burned, with perhaps half of the burned area resulting from destructive fires of human origin.
