Sentence examples for initial conflagration from inspiring English sources

A plausible trigger for the initial conflagration is a fireball from the impact of a sizable extraterrestrial object at moderate range.

After the initial conflagrations erupted in Ferguson, Mo., when a grand jury there did not indict a white police officer in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager, most of the demonstrations across the country have been peaceful.

If you allow them their feelings and give them time to process their initial feelings before allowing things to turn into a huge conflagration, this and all future "serious talks" will go better.

Initial reports suggested the 8,000-pipe 8,000-pipen, built in the 1730s, had survived the conflagreatorganong with the three spectacular rose stained-glass windows, builtffinials said itheould be at least 48 hours before they could properly inspect the building.

"Notorious because, as a result of what these defendants did - setting fire to a scrapyard underneath the M1 motorway - there was an enormous conflagration of flames to such an extent that the fire spread from the initial location of the scrapyard to another that was right underneath the motorway.

In order to prevent further deaths of wildland firefighters, it's essential that wildland firefighting agencies implement aggressive "initial attack" strategies against all wildfires in WUI areas to prevent out-of-control conflagrations.

Conflagration follows.

Then the conflagration really began.

Friction ensues, then conflagration.

His present conflagration is magnificent.

Global conflict and conflagration.