Sentence examples for fire flared up from inspiring English sources

The editorial went out, and the fire flared up on prairie.

Other homes were evacuated after the fire flared up last Sunday, and those residents were not able to return home until Wednesday.

The fire flared up again about 10 p.m., briefly shutting down the No. 7 train again and setting back efforts to fully reopen the expressway, one of the city's busiest highways.

Twenty-four houses and 14 outbuildings burned after a century-old underground coal fire flared up on June 8 and ignited the wildfire, which is being called the coal seam fire.

In Colorado, the Coal Seam fire in Glenwood Springs last month sent vacationers packing in the middle of the night as the fire flared up, but town officials say they are ready to move forward even if other fires still burn.

The wildfires experienced here in central Arizona are emblematic, as no sooner was the massive Doce Fire contained (a scant few miles from my home) before the Yarnell Hill Fire flared up and claimed the lives of 19 brave souls.

At times the chemicals in the air at the site reach dangerous levels, particularly when fire flares up, as it did on Nov. 8.

It is very similar to a campfire in that you can put too much fuel on it and make the fire flare up and then go out.

Worst affected were New South Wales, where more than 130 fires were still burning tonight, 30 of them out of control, and Tasmania, where fires flared up again, threatening a clutch of seaside towns on the already hard-hit Tasman Peninsula.

So there we were minding our own business at the local upmarket open-air food bazaar when one of the several artisanal barrel fires flared up and I got hit in the face with a load of smoke.

Over the last week, Texas has seen 83 fires flare up, as high winds and drought conditions made most of the western part of the state a tinderbox, the Texas Forest Service reported.