Sentence examples for fire wrought from inspiring English sources

The swift onset of fire season here was unfolding nearly a year after the Waldo Canyon fire wrought widespread damage in Colorado Springs.

A mighty fire wrought havoc on the city a few decades later, which scholars link to King Sennacherib's devastating campaign of 701 B.C.

And I wanted to see what new life this fire had wrought.

The devastation the fire has wrought on the Ventura economy, Fienup says, will be felt for years.

The fire-fight wrought massive casualties, and the bodies were reportedly stacked three and four men high; the distinction was in 360 French muskets in deep and narrow columns versus 2000 British flintlocks in a double line of infantry.

The cooler, damper weather aided firefighters who were trying to contain the two most troublesome blazes in a series of fires that have wrought devastation across the region since Saturday.

But the metalworking and engineering skills acquired during that tough five-year apprenticeship are at the heart of what Tyas does now, 40 years later, as a designer and maker of fine ironwork, from hand-forged fire irons to wrought-iron curtain poles, chandeliers and lamps.

Careful fire by the defenders wrought significant damage in the British fleet, which withdrew after an entire day's bombardment.

So were the 19th-century fire irons and ornate wrought-iron fireplace seating unit, which had both rusted, and the billiard table, whose legs would take several months to dry out.

18): a morning auction devoted to the creations of Tiffany Studios (including a striking Favrile-glass-and-wrought-iron fire screen with a Gothic chain-mail look); an offering of prewar design; and a sale of a private collection (including Asian art, furniture, carpets, and paintings) of the late Robin Roberts, founder of the upscale textile firm Clarence House.

The destruction wrought by the fire will likely expand that population dramatically, and NVMA wants to help both previously houseless people and fire victims, another difference between most fire aid groups and the mutual aid society.