Sentence examples for fire has ravaged from inspiring English sources

The Woolsey fire has ravaged parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, including Malibu, Westlake Village and Thousand Oaks.

A fire had ravaged the roof of the single-room occupancy building in Downtown Brooklyn where Mr. Lotto has lived for the past 14 years.

Les Echos calls it "La tragédie de Paris" (The tragedy of Paris), adding that the "violent fire" had "ravaged" the cathedral, leading to "considerable worldwide emotion".

Six days after I saw that first, tiny plume of smoke, the fire had ravaged 27,245 acres.

The most destructive wildfire in California's history, the Camp fire, had ravaged part of the state north of the city and smoke flowed thickly through Sacramento from it.

Some 35 forest fires have ravaged almost 200 square miles in Russia's far east near the China border this week, officials said.

Knox would soon learn that similar scenes had played out across California's wine country, where at least 17 separate fires have ravaged Northern California since Sunday, fueled by "red flag" fire conditions and 50- to 60-mph winds.

This is based on wood's historic reputation as kindling for a great city fire: in London, Chicago and San Francisco (to name just a few), roaring fires have ravaged city streets, wiping out great swathes of grand architecture and razing urban history to the ground.

Over the past week multiple forest fires have ravaged large areas of central and southern Chile.

So far, two major fires have ravaged California: the Camp Fire in the northern part of the state and the Woolsey Fire in Southern California.

Officials in Brazil have blamed lack of funding for a huge fire that has ravaged the country's National Museum.