Sentence examples for for conflagration from inspiring English sources
There is now real, worrisome potential for conflagration.
Yet her suburban settings can combine the ingredients for "conflagration" -- birds, a neighbor and a backyard garden, for example, in "Elementary Attitudes".
By the end of "Dimming the Sun" viewers will be able to talk about pan-evaporation, air streams above the Maldives and the potential for conflagration in the Amazon.
The prime ingredients for conflagration remain abundant across much of the West, fire experts say: dry weather, frequent winds, sunken water tables and desiccated, fuel-laden stands of trees and brush, which one New Mexico wilderness expert called "dog-hair forest" because they are so overgrown.
As for conflagrations, the curtain came down in 2004 during Act II of Rossini's "L'Italiana in Algeri" because of a small fire above the stage that had to be extinguished.
[The rest.] Here's a bit more on this last point that didn't make it into the piece but is worth adding here: Given the disastrous impact of wildfires on communities from Texas to Colorado, President Obama can order a reexamination of forest management practices on federal lands that have resulted in huge accumulations of fuel for conflagrations.
By any reckoning, this is a humanitarian disaster on Europe's borders: the direct result of a system that favours the free movement of cheap European labour over providing refuge for victims of conflagration and destitution on our periphery.
So many reasons for divine wrath; so many lit matches for the conflagration -- all in a nation blind to cataclysm's normalcy.
It mentions followers of a religious leader named Christus, in connection with Nero's decision to use them as scapegoats for the conflagration of Rome that he himself was responsible for.
Now they find themselves bracing for another conflagration in which they have little voice.
