Sentence examples for out of control burning from inspiring English sources

But allowing fires to burn can go wrong, as happened last summer in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, where a fire that burned slowly at first grew out of control, burning about 145 square miles and costing $23 million to fight.

Although burning makes it easier to harvest cane by hand, because much of the stalk is removed, it is also dangerous because of potential harm to the lungs of cane cutters and the chance that winds could cause field fires to go out of control, burning cutters to death.

The sounds of the boat chase were replaced in post-production since the boats were not loud enough, and the explosion, shot in Pinewood, got out of control, burning Walter Gotell's eyelids, and seriously injuring three stuntmen.

And be sure to properly account for the weather conditions, to avoid the potential for out-of-control burning.

(AP) — A out-of-control wildfire burning Sunday near an entrance to Yosemite National Park has destroyed eight homes and is threatening thousands more as flames forced the authorities to cut power to the park.

An emergency warning was issued for the Humula, Carabost and Little Billabong areas in NSW after a south-westerly wind change on Sunday afternoon put homes "under immediate threat" from the out-of-control Minnimbah fire, which was "burning quickly and erratically", the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) said.

In that case, what was to have been a controlled blaze in the Bandelier National Monument quickly spread out of control, ultimately burning more than 46,000 acres.

It is also a critique of the United States Forest Service and its aggressive policy of suppressing all wildfires as soon as they break out, instead of allowing controlled burning.

In mid-January one of those fires got out of control, ultimately burning one woman, 26-year-old Becky Moses from Nigeria, to death.

Out-of-control federal spending!

Out-of-control federal government.