One of the tallest skyscrapers in the world turned into an inferno after fire ripped through the 302m (990ft) Address building in Dubai in seconds, sending tourists who had gathered for the city's famed New Year celebrations fleeing in panic.
Joe makes his way to her, trumping the Jadow's leader Inferno Lord Fire Leo in combat, only to witness Silvia being kidnapped once again afterwards.
Boxing Day, we would call it, but in Lagos it was an inferno, the fires of hell risen to earth in the densely peopled district of Abule Egba.
Some wondered if this was a repeat of the 2014 inferno, an unstable fire raging in a four-storey mountain of rubbish that the locals dubbed "Dumpcano".
The image that lingers most in my mind from September 11 , 2001 is that of human beings attempting to fly — men and women catapulted from or fleeing a volcano-like inferno of fuel, fire, heat, and smoke, then cutting across a clear blue sky, down toward the ground.
More on that later, but now, out of the frying pan and into the fire inferno we go.
What if the jihadis get hold of anti-aircraft missiles and use them in Europe or the US? Against that, there is the risk that staying out will allow the Syrian inferno to light fires beyond Syria's borders.
Rising from the verdant splendour of the Ukrainian countryside, Zaporozhye looks like a diabolical inferno; a city on fire.
There is no space, though, to mention that the theatre burned down shortly after, on the night Langtry was due to use it for her US debut, and that Wilde's apparent verdict on the inferno ("What a beautiful fire!") was so widely reported that it became the subject of a poem in the Pall Mall Gazette.
