Sentence examples for monumental fires from inspiring English sources

Diablo winds stoked the monumental fires last fall in Sonoma and other counties, according to McClatchy.

FOR all the exceptional (and best-selling) disaster narratives since "Into Thin Air" and "The Perfect Storm," few have taken on the monumental American fires of the past, and none -- including Sebastian Junger's "Fire" -- has delivered the world of wild-land firefighting as successfully as Norman Maclean's unfinished "Young Men and Fire".

Practically everybody in Washington agrees that Trump made a monumental error in firing Comey.

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And that reasoning could be more and more important as Trump seems poised on the brink of another monumental choice: whether to fire special counsel Robert Mueller.

At least one group of Homo erectus began using fire, a monumental event in mankind's history.

The result was the most monumental non-nuclear explosion and fire ever seen from space".

The result, he said, "was the most monumental non-nuclear explosion and fire ever seen from space".This was one of the earliest demonstrations of the power of a "logic bomb".

As Kathleen Sebelius was under fire for the monumental screw-up of the Obamacare website, Senator Bill Nelson held a smaller, less sensational conversation on the future of America.

"Mid-Day" (1972), at 10 feet high, is monumental without being overbearing, and its fire-engine-red paint gives it a fierce energy that is intensified by the compressive, rectilinear form.

With As I Opened Fire, Lichtenstein's other monumental war painting, Whaam! is regarded as the culmination of Lichtenstein's dramatic war-comics works, according to Diane Waldman.