Sentence examples for forest fires of from inspiring English sources

There have always been forest fires, of course.

The island has also experienced forest fires of unprecedented intensity.

Thus he took to the controls of an amphibious plane to put out personally the forest fires of summer 2010.

Emissions from rainforests in central Africa and South America also show up due to forest fires of both natural and human causes.

Rich countries are outsourcing carbon-dioxide emissionsWHEN a country reports its carbon emissions to the United Nations, it is the carbon dioxide that goes out of chimneys, exhaust pipes and forest fires of the country's own territory that gets counted.

The black plague, with bodies stacked, leaving 100 million dead in Europe and more in Asia; humans broken by volcanic eruption; the great Western forest fires of 1910, smothering millions of acres and sending soot wafting as far as Greenland.

For the aforementioned reasons, we study the consequences of different forest fires on the redistribution of 137Cs.

Nearly all of Spain faced an "extreme" or high risk of forest fires on Monday.

Over on Twitter, the forest fire of debate quickly began to rage: they weren't pants, they were shorts.

Finally, the film crumples with a shower of sparks into a forest fire of melodramatic absurdity, with all kinds of violent lurches and plot entanglements.

The first high-resolution M.R.I. study of methamphetamine addicts shows "a forest fire of brain damage," said Dr. Paul Thompson, an expert on brain mapping at the University of California, Los Angeles.