Sentence examples for fire has turned from inspiring English sources

Grada explains that when he first entered the building back in June, it was heavily damaged by the fighting, but instead of repairing it he incorporated the existing patterns of destruction for his art — a hole in the wall from rocket fire has turned into an outline of Qaddafi's head in profile.

Over the past five days, the Woolsey fire has turned around 100,000 acres of Ventura and Los Angeles counties into a smoldering hellscape.

For one Texas woman, a contract she signed with a restoration company when her home set fire has turned into a debt nightmare.

"It would be tempting at this point to say that Britney is on fire, having turned in the 'fierce dance record' she promised.

Mike Dietrich, a commander with the United States Forest Service, said the fire had turned from "angry" to "cranky," a little more under control but still stubborn to put out because of its size and the terrain.

Mr. Dietrich, of the Forest Service, said the fire had turned from "angry" to "cranky," a little more under control but still stubborn to put out because of its size and the terrain.

When he looked out the kitchen window, flames from the massive fire had turned the night sky into an orange glow.

Fires had turned swampy peat bogs, the area's natural vegetation, into land whose parched surface resembled charcoal.

In the past, many such fires have turned out to have been started deliberately, and police say they are monitoring dozens of "firebugs" - people with a history of committing arson, the BBC's Jon Donnison reports from Sydney.

I wish my feet felt better, but it's an amazing experience to walk across Spain! 2. Famous person (dead or alive, real or fictional) you'd most like to go on a trip with: Andrew McCarthy was my teenage heartthrob in St Elmo's Fire who has turned into a travel writer I greatly admire.

The employee has been fired and has turned himself in to the police for violating bank secrecy laws, Bank Sarasin said.