Sentence examples for rash of fires from inspiring English sources

Last spring the high school was shut down for two days after a rash of fires, bomb threats and fights.

Environmental activists were initially suspected in a rash of fires in southern Maryland in late 2004 that destroyed 12 houses and damaged a total of 40.

Nearly a century ago, after a rash of fires, the state decided to build lookout towers on the highest Catskills peaks.

A rash of fires in the valley has turned the Big Sky into the Red Sky, a bloodshot whirl of smoke and fancy colors.

Delange blames misplaced priorities in the federal bureaucracies for the rash of fires that have swept the region's forests and grasslands in the past two decades.

The latest rash of fires started around midnight, and the 911 calls came moments apart, first from North Hollywood, sending firefighters scrambling to the new area.

Hampered by dry conditions and heat yesterday, firefighters across Florida battled a rash of brush fires, some of which forced the evacuation of homes.

Inevitably, the reliance on heaters produced a rash of house fires, the worst of which killed three people on the southwest side of the city early today.

Discipline became such a problem at the high school last spring that the superintendent closed it for two days after a rash of locker fires, bomb threats and fights.

The volunteer fire chief of Kenbridge, an old textile and tobacco-processing town, said that with the hard times he anticipates a rash of house fires, as residents turn to burning wood in order to save on heating costs.

It was a miracle, fire officials said, that no one was killed in the suspected arson attacks, the latest in a baffling rash of suspicious fires that have plagued one of the poorest sections of Brooklyn this year.