Sentence examples for fire is destroying from inspiring English sources

"Setting the lawn mower on fire is destroying marital assets," says Sember.

Though concurring that steps need to be taken to reduce wildfires, he challenged the notion that fire is destroying old-growth stands, favored by owls, faster than they are being regenerated.

Meanwhile, back home in Hammonton, a fire was destroying the chicken house on Buck's farm, costing him his entire flock.

The fires are destroying treasures as precious and irreplaceable as the archaeological remains being levelled by Isis.

"We have a problem when people say these fires are destroying all these areas," said Mr. Wiebe, the former Smokejumper.

Our current reality is extreme: Fires are destroying homes, water supplies and valuable timber, and releasing carbon detrimental to human and wildlife health into the atmosphere.

The Great Plains and the Southeast have been baking in 100-degree temperatures this week, fires are destroying tinder-dry forests in most Western states and Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and North Florida continue to suffer from drought, despite intermittent rain.

Logging and fires are destroying the lemur's habitat.

The pilot fires; the target is destroyed.

A Scottish fire chief has said it is likely all the restoration work carried out since the last fire has been destroyed.

In 1937 it caught fire and was destroyed; 36 people died in the disaster.