Sentence examples for fire wiped from inspiring English sources

The case has drawn international attention in part because the fire wiped out entire vintages of some of the most celebrated wineries in the Napa Valley.

But despite the signs of a burgeoning community, there have been fights between rival groups and a few months ago a fire wiped out a large area of tents.

Jeffersonville's largest fire wiped out a block in the historic district on January 11 , 2004which destroyed the original Horner's Novelty store.

The fire bombing wiped out Nazi Dresden as well, leaving behind a tabula rasa on which successive generations could write whatever story they wanted.

Last July, a fire nearly wiped out the city's water supply infrastructure, which will force Tombstone to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to repair its aqueducts.

Mr. Geiman, 57, a Pines summer resident for a decade, said the fire had wiped out a business and night-life destination "that was the bread and butter of this community".

After an "economic fire" had wiped out Detroit's property values, there was a one-off chance to buy lots of land and redesign the whole stretch from scratch.

A warehouse fire that wiped out the entire stock of tens of thousands of costumes and props as well as scenery and archives belonging to the Musical Theater Southwest in Albuquerque has been ruled arson, according to the Albuquerque Fire Department, which declined to provide further information this weekend.

Many of those big houses — 58 in all, including Wingwood — were torn down or burned in the 1947 fire that wiped out about a third of the downtown; the old-money folk who still summer in this part of Maine (like David Rockefeller) choose either nearby Northeast Harbor or Seal Harbor.

Within 10 seconds the fire that wiped out the city came after us at full speed.

He stopped firing and wiped the sweat off his face.