Sentence examples for fire demolished from inspiring English sources
They remember when a fire demolished the stand in 1997, and they waited for the stand to be rebuilt.
"The explosion and the proceeding fire demolished a building and killed five people in the building – one person who was in the shop and four who were in the flat above enjoying a peaceful night in," he said.
About 150 M.H.A. houses were built before the contractors went bankrupt, and many were destroyed in a 1965 fire, demolished (the one shown while under construction, top left, falls into that category) or remodeled.
The factory is a striking remnant of once‐large factory complex that Frank Sanchis, author of "American Architecture: Westchester County," described as "one of the few local examples of the application of the French Second Empire style to industrial structures". The other buildings were destroyed by fire, demolished or sold and are no longer in use.
The frontline near Luhansk is calmer, though the remnants of 2014's conflagration appear everywhere: boarded-up shops, tarmac cratered by mortar fire, buildings demolished by airstrikes and artillery attacks.
Villages were set on fire, houses demolished, crops damaged and people killed in police shootings.
In 1943 the hall was badly damaged by fire and demolished in 1949.
During World War II, Mr. Orb rose to the rank of Lietenant Colonel and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his bravey leading a formation of B-26 fighter planes suffering intense anti-aircraft fire to demolish a bridge near Roccasecca, Italy.
The lingering images are not buzzer-beaters -- and there were many -- but news flashes: images of soldiers exchanging fire, buildings being demolished, lives altered and lost.
"Autumn" and "Winter," which must have been written at great speed, have the aspect of political pop-up books, quick, witty reads eager to have their say on the very latest news: Brexit, the refugee crisis, Donald Trump, climate change, the terrible fire that, last summer, demolished Grenfell Tower, in West London, killing seventy-one people.
The old fire station was demolished on December 4, 2009, with demolition continuing on Monday December 7, 2009, and operations are temporarily relocated at the Chevron building.
