Sentence examples for from the conflagration from inspiring English sources

The Republic and the Constitution rose again, phoenixlike, from the conflagration of civil war, but President Lincoln did not — Booth made certain of that.

According to popular belief, a heroic curator managed to rescue the head and a foot of the dodo from the conflagration.

Governments and banks in other countries will then have to be insulated from the conflagration through a combination of bailout money and strong policy conditionality.

The first thing to develop from the conflagration are the elements.

Unlike Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, Obamacare has not emerged from the conflagration unscathed.

How great was the wealth which was plundered or burnt may be judged from the fact that we are told that all the Corinthian bronze-work, which enjoys so high a repute throughout the world, was a survival from the conflagration.

Because the quake struck at midday, countless Japanese were at their cooking fires, and most of the physical damage and the casualties came from the conflagrations that swept the cities.

Now, with Appalachia's wildfires fizzling out, fire scientists and fire managers are figuring out what they can learn from the conflagrations.

In the United States, increased drought in the West is leading to longer and more active wildfire seasons, which produce smoke that can worsen air quality and cause health impacts hundreds of miles away from the conflagrations, according to the American Lung Association ALAAmerican Lung Association ALA

Oates watched the conflagration from a window in her own safe, well-kept house.

As the paths of these characters converge, Bohjalian works to flesh out their disparate views of the conflagration, from the Prussians who can't understand why the Soviets are committing atrocities (while attributing all German atrocities to "SS brutes and thugs") to Uri, who sees the refugees as "fleeing a retribution they had asked for".