Sentence examples for massive fires from inspiring English sources

The city suffered massive fires in 1908 and 1973.

Many of the most vivid images of the riots depict the massive fires set by the rioters.

Nuclear detonations in cities would ignite massive fires with extreme and long-lasting environmental consequences, disrupting the Earth's climate and agricultural productivity.

Each reactor also has spent nuclear fuel stored with it, and that fuel can cause massive fires, releasing more radiation into the air.

Massive fires like the Wallow and the Rodeo-Chediski not only pour carbon back into the atmosphere; if areas are burned badly enough, the forest can be permanently destroyed.

But on the other side of the ledger, Canada is one of biggest logging nations and its forests have experienced massive fires and insect outbreaks that have killed hundreds of millions of trees in recent years.

Massive, fire-breathing dragons.

#BREAKING: Massive fire at New Jersey warehouse.

It is as yet unclear what sparked the massive fire.

Matt Thewlis said: "This is a daily issue we have down here and a massive fire hazard.

Vaclav Havel calls this 'The Power of the Powerless.' One spark, one massive fire".