Sentence examples for has incinerated from inspiring English sources
The blaze has incinerated Paradise, population 27,000, and heavily damaged the outlying communities of Magalia and Concow.
The Carr Fire, in Redding, a hundred and sixty miles north of Sacramento, has incinerated over a thousand structures, most of them people's homes.
Since Congress ordered the destruction of the chemical arsenal in 1985, the Army has incinerated 2,000 tons of chemicals on Johnston Atoll, near Hawaii.
The mescal, the Mexican firewater best known in the United States for the worm in the bottle, has incinerated the tongue, scorched the back of the throat and begun its lava flow to the stomach.
And then one night he is dragged from the family's apartment by men who carry three books with them as incriminating evidence; Kaddish has incinerated much of Pato's library to protect him but has failed to burn all the objectionable titles.
Guido (Wallach) was a bombardier during WWII, he's haunted by the unseen "puppy dogs and mail carriers" that he has incinerated.
Atomic bombs had incinerated Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Their cold-war rivalry could have incinerated the planet and made the cinders bounce.
The dotcom bust had incinerated an entire generation of start-ups.
Most politicians would have incinerated the garment years ago, hoping to rid themselves of its associations.
In 1961 the crash of an American bomber almost detonated a hydrogen bomb that would have incinerated most of North Carolina.
