Sentence examples for one conflagration from inspiring English sources
One conflagration, the Cedar Fire in San Diego County, became the largest in state history.
It offers a bold and persuasive reinterpretation of how the US rose to global pre-eminence and along the way it recasts the entire story of how the world staggered from one conflagration to the next.
But both fires spread over the property line, with one conflagration accidentally engulfing some 140 acres of government land.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Coronation Street, The Lowry is presenting Corrie!, a new live show which condenses 7,000 episodes (115 deaths, 37 births, 86 marriages and one conflagration) into a two-hour romp.
The first half of the 20th century was inauspicious, with flames consuming Marquand Chapel and Dickinson Hall in 1920, the John C. Green School of Science in 1928, and the University Gymnasium in 1944, but only one major conflagration has occurred since then: the destruction of Whig Hall on Nov. 9, 1969.
Within half an hour individual fires had coalesced into one massive conflagration.
And while the two sides have yet to bring Canada, the third partner in NAFTA, into the latest round, the negotiators' optimistic tone could signal that Trump may be ready to extinguish at least one trade conflagration before the midterms". — Corker revives tariffs bill.
World War I then dispatched those weakened empires to their graves in one huge conflagration.
Almost every year has been a chronicle of profound sacrifice and painful loss mixed with moments of hope on one side or the other of a brutal conflagration that is tearing a nation apart.
But these new electronic versions may prove as fragile as the papyrus scrolls of Herculaneum and Alexandria: one moment of conflagration and they are gone.
Assuming they survived that phase - they did not expect to - they would then ram their cars, loaded with more propane explosive, into arriving rescue workers, television news teams and police for one ghastly final conflagration.
