Sentence examples for most destructive fire from inspiring English sources

The most destructive fire has been in Bastrop County, about 30 miles east of Austin in Central Texas.

The most destructive fire, in the San Bernardino National Forest north and east of here, was fed by more than a million mature pine trees killed over the past year by a bark beetle infestation and drought.

UPDATE: Kern County fire is the state's most destructive fire of the year >>.

The blaze burning near Fort Collins is the second most destructive fire in Colorado history.

It's become the sixth most destructive fire in the state's history.

In 2000, the Cerro Grande fire near Los Alamos became the most destructive fire in state history.

The most destructive fires started in Carlsbad – a densely populated coastal suburb of 110,000 people where a badly burned body was found Thursday in a transient camp – and San Marcos, a neighbouring suburb of 85,000 people where strip malls and large housing tracts mix with older homes whose residents cherish their large lots and country living.

Washington State wrapped up one of its most destructive fires seasons on record.

From an aesthetic viewpoint, the most destructive fires were the canopy crown fires that in many places obliterated entire forests.

This regular clearing of fuel actually makes the largest and most destructive fires less likely to break out.

The Carr Fire has already been declared one of the ten most destructive fires in California history, six of which have struck in the past ten months.