Sentence examples for ignite conflagrations from inspiring English sources

A singular musical comedy sensation, she didn't need punch lines to ignite conflagrations of laughter.

The stifling, hushed air, the sand and thumping waves all seemed to be waiting for the sun to rise to ignite the conflagration of another stifling Manzanillo day.

An epidemic of unpaid bad debts would devastate lenders and ignite a conflagration that could pull down the economic and financial structure, ruining everybody.

This was consistent with the main conclusion of the Presidential commission, which found that a failure of the seals in a booster rocket allowed hot gases to escape through a joint and ignite the conflagration that caused the Challenger disaster.

And the Israeli Army keeps a live map of points of friction in the West Bank that could ignite a conflagration, including the village of Sulfit adjacent to the settlement of Ariel.

Tahir Taghizadeh Azerbaijan ambassador, London Simon Tisdall's article makes some very important points concerning the cross-border violence currently being suffered by the inhabitants of Nagorno-Karabakh and the well documented evidence of aggression from Azerbaijan that has the potential to ignite a conflagration in the south Caucasus.

Rumors and reports have been filtering out of Iraq about large purchases of explosives that would be used to ignite a conflagration dwarfing the one Saddam's forces set upon their 1991 retreat from Kuwait.

Otherwise, the US will not only lose an ally in Pakistan but ignite a conflagration inside that huge and nuclear-armed country that will make the war in Afghanistan seem like a Sunday hike in the Hindu Kush.

A half block north, an explosion had occurred, igniting a conflagration that immediately brought down two buildings.

A match was ignited, a conflagration begun, and Morris died four days later of his burns without naming the men, perhaps fearing retribution against his family.

Terrorists would have a far easier time igniting a conflagration at a toxic chemical plant or refinery than at a nuclear plant.