Sentence examples for intensely spreading from inspiring English sources

The fire burned intensely, spreading from the living room into one of the apartment's two bedrooms, Chief Callan said.

An outbreak was suspected in the winter of 1664, but it did not spread intensely until the spring of 1665.

But the strolling phenomenon poses an acute problem for a government already intensely focussed on how to prevent the wave of unrest from spreading to China.

The witty, flamboyantly gaudy costumes, jewelry and makeup worn by the male as well as female performers turn them into pagan deities, strutting human birds of paradise spreading their wings while undulating to the music's intensely erotic pulse.

Corner fires are known to spread more intensely in comparison with single wall fires.

Jurors heard Tuesday that a fire burned intensely after the intruders spread gasoline.

A sugary staple in Latin America, this intensely sweet condiment is spread on toast and used in many pastries, sweets and cakes.

Playfully fusing the conventions of a BBC Four authored documentary with a throwaway YouTube video style, the film examines the rise and rise of this new visual language and asks what makes a few memes cut through and spread so intensely, while the vast majority fall quietly by the wayside.

With incredibly dry conditions across the American West, fire lines were intensely hot and flames spread faster, producing some of the most dangerous conditions firefighters have ever seen.

These plants burn easily and intensely because of their flammable oils, and since they are often planted close together, they can act as a fuse, spreading fire quickly across the yard.

Rather than elevating service jobs or spreading happiness through genteel subservience, the Chinese butler phenomenon seems as likely to promote new shades of class-consciousness in the intensely aspirational New China.