Sentence examples similar to infernos raged from inspiring English sources

Now, please be fair and do some investigation on what really happened at the Cosmo Oil Company refinery in Chiba, where an inferno raged for 10 days after the earthquake.

The inferno raged further when in November 2015, Klopp said Sturridge had to learn "what is serious pain and what is only pain" in order to overcome his injury setbacks.

On Thursday, the duke and duchess heard how an inferno raged through the Blue Mountains area of New South Wales, destroying more than 100 homes in just a few short hours.

The carriers sat on a runway in Germany while the UN pleaded for a $5 million reduction as the genocidal inferno raged.

Not just the coaching inferno raging inside Tom Coughlin.

The forecourt of Madeline and Edward A. Landry's new house -- on 134 acres with a 180-degree view of Rocky Peak State Park -- became a command post last weekend for firefighters combatting the Simi Valley inferno raging just north of the Los Angeles County line.

WHEN Nas dropped "Illmatic" in 1994, the 20-year-old seemed preternaturally wise, an old soul sketching the crack- and gun-infested inferno raging outside his project walls.

An inferno that raged through a mathematics and computer center last week has set back research and paralyzed communications at the University of Twente in the Netherlands.

Office workers who were trapped above the points of impact in some cases leapt to their deaths rather than face the infernos now raging inside the towers.

Palin's implicit criticism of McCain today and her continued support of Donald Trump only adds more fuel to the inferno raging in the feculent corners of the American polity.

Their role is to extinguish small brush fires before the flames mutate into raging infernos.