Sentence examples for during a firestorm from inspiring English sources

It was in a stand of old growth fir trees in Shoshone National Forest that the Blackwater fire of 1937 killed 15 fighters during a firestorm 35 mile west of Cody, Wyoming.

Trump ignited a firestorm during a MSNBC town hall earlier this week when he said abortion should be banned, and that women who then have the procedure should be punished.

News that Minaj will kickoff the show comes after a New York Times interview with host Miley Cyrus, who infamously started a firestorm during the 2013 ceremony with a tawdry performance alongside Robin Thicke, featured some rather biting quotes after being asked about the controversy. .

WASHINGTON (AP) — Shirley Sherrod, who was ousted from the Agriculture Department during a racial firestorm that embarrassed the Obama administration, rejected an offer to return to the department on Tuesday.

"It's only the press and the media that make me controversial," he once said during a familiar firestorm of headlines in 1990.

While the public may act as judge and jury during a media firestorm, the person who has been through the storm has the ability to chart his or her path to redemption.

Founder Palmer Luckey also proved to be quite the headache for Facebook's public communications after his donation to an anti-Clinton group during the 2016 election led a firestorm of negative press.

Even though advertisements were still being shown during these streams, Hulu blocked Boxee, igniting a firestorm among Boxee fans.

ignited a firestorm when he complained during an orientation session about the 28-day waiting period between being sworn in and receiving health care benefits.

Hill's testimony during the 1991 Senate hearings set off a firestorm of debates around race and sexism.

When she performed "Formation" during the halftime show at the Super Bowl in February, Beyonce ignited a firestorm of public debate over its appropriateness during the most-watched sports event of the year.