Sentence examples for massive firestorm from inspiring English sources

The prime minister said: "What has happened here is a massive firestorm of allegations that have got worse and worse".

As firefighters gain an upper hand in the massive firestorm in Wine Country, another battle looms.

But her West Coast life got off to a distinctly unpropitious start: In October that year, a massive firestorm swept the hills of Berkeley and nearby Oakland.

Akin set off a massive firestorm on Sunday when he claimed that pregnancy from "legitimate rape" was extremely rare, and that the female body has "ways to try to shut that whole thing down".

The blasts leveled buildings and were followed by massive firestorms that consumed large areas of Seoul, Busan and Tokyo.

Sixty-six million yeago ago, the Yucatan Peninsula was home to a colossal, powerful asteroid impact, one that created an instantaneous, transient mountain range, massive firestorms, and catastrophic tsunamis.

That didn't stop a massive political firestorm directed largely at Wasserman Schultz — nor strong pressure from the Clinton campaign and others for the chairwoman to step aside, according to a senior Democrat familiar with the negotiations.

Here we've been in the middle of a massive media firestorm, with so much of the community energized and ready for battle, and the new head of the largest LGBT group hasn't introduced himself to that community yet, nor will give interviews to the very media that can help him get the message out and take leadership?

The likelihood that massive hurricanes and firestorms would have raged across the Earth was also hypothesized, adding to the destructive power of the catastrophe.

To make matters worse, temperatures have stayed in the nineties throughout the week, further fueling the disaster that Gov. Jay Inslee aptly called "a firestorm". These massive forest fires in the Pacific Northwest and down the entire West Coast degrade our environment and threaten our property.

The theory predicted that multiple exchanges of nuclear warheads would result in firestorms generating massive black smoke clouds that would rise into the stratosphere, blocking out sunlight and depressing temperatures at ground level around the Earth for months if not years.