Sentence examples for his conflagration from inspiring English sources

Whether by apocalypse or by appointment, he's going to get his conflagration.

The complete story does not make a lot of sense since Mälzel visited Paris again, and he also could import his "Conflagration of Moscow".

Even now, in his new job as the coach of Texas Tech's basketball team, people await his inevitable success -- and his first conflagration.

His present conflagration is magnificent.

How many people, these days, heading out of "Don Giovanni," are honestly shaken by the mortal terror of the hero, in his final conflagration?

Grant was blinded by the conflagration, his eyes "burnt out".

This swanky affair at one of the Great Lake State's premier vacation spots has long drawn top GOP talent, including John McCain, Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich (if he still counts after his campaign's conflagration).

Updike is assuredly rich in language (its dazzle is tempered by colloquial rushes of dialogue), and if his fictive world is poor in the sorrows of history, if the only conflagrations his characters must witness are picnic fires, it is no wonder, and mainly a pleasure, that he turns to the elaborations of imagery.

Robert Birmelin of Leonia is known for his paintings of urban conflagration.

Work seemed, of course, a mere straw, in relation to the great conflagration of his passionate life.

Paralyzed, Mugabe (Michael Rogers, whose performance builds from slow burn to full-on conflagration) and his wife (a machinating Rosalyn Coleman) send not for a traditional healer but for Dr. Peric, who has treated other Zimbabweans afflicted by unwelcome spirits.