Sentence examples for fire burnt from inspiring English sources

However, according to Yarab, Tiger's Nest came into its own as a visitor attraction only after a fire burnt it to the ground in 1998.

The fire burnt less than an acre of scrubland and Wightman served 15 months in jail before being released in September.

A reporter from the Kenyan Nation newspaper claimed that the fire burnt unchecked for two hours before emergency services reached the scene.

The fire burnt out an acre of bushland and the boys were detained by locals before they were arrested by police.

Most of the main building was constructed in the 1840s, after fire burnt down the older building – but parts are much older, while other parts were added during the 20th century.

In 1922, thousands of Izmir's Greek residents fled to the harbour, after Turkish troops re-took the previously Greek-held city and a week-long fire burnt much of it down.

It caught fire and burnt down.

The wall of fire that burnt Marysville that night was 330ft high.

In other places the dried reed beds caught fire and burnt with such heat that the ground has been baked into a hard ceramic crust.

The document describes how the son, in a fit of pique, "threw into the fire and burnt the said deeds and writings".

From Swindon it is reported that late on Monday night, after the peace procession, a flagstaff recently erected outside the Town Hall at considerable expense to the ratepayers was set on fire and burnt to the ground.