Sentence examples for most intense fire from inspiring English sources
"It's going to be the most intense fire that we have ever seen".
California's Carr Fire may have unleashed the most intense fire tornado ever observed in the U.S. A tornado? Scary.
While this may be the most intense fire tornado observed in the United States, an even more vigorous fire tornado has been documented in Australia.
"It's one of the most intense fires I've ever been on".
The most intense firing rates (smallest interspike intervals) occurred during ictal events, but the wide and overlapping range of interspike intervals for both the small and large action potentials showed the seizure activity was associated with a greatly extended refractory period relative to the baseline activity.
The most intense period with fire activity occurred between 3.5 and 3 ky cal BP during the Bronze Age.
The escalation, one of the most intense exchanges of fire since the 2014 war between Israel and Hamas, came in the middle of Egyptian-brokered talks in Cairo over a cease-fire between the two sides after repeated outbreaks of violence in recent months.
The cause of the twin collapse yesterday of the World Trade Center towers in downtown Manhattan was most likely the intense fire fed by thousands of gallons of jet fuel aboard the two jetliners that crashed into the buildings, experts on skyscraper design said.
"Donald Trump and Ryan Zinke are being dangerously dishonest," said Chad Hanson, a forest ecologist who was involved in a major 2016 study that found that logged areas with lower environmental protections have the most intense, fast-moving fires.
But there's nothing to suggest that this is a frontier which has seen some of the most intense exchange of firing between the two armies in years.
Earlier in the day, Jersey City fire officials had determined that the west and south walls of the warehouse needed to be knocked down so fire hoses could be directed toward the most intense part of the fire, which had burned its way up from the ground floor to the sixth and seventh floors by feeding on the building's thick cork insulation.
