Sentence examples for recent conflagration from inspiring English sources

Sightseeing The port city of Qarth to the east is ruled by its merchants and warlocks, many of whom were killed in a recent conflagration with Daenaerys Targaryen and her dragons.

As we near the end of another year marked by the revolutions that continue to roil the Middle East, punctuated at this year-end with the recent conflagration in Gaza, Magnum has published "Magnum Revolution: 65 Years of Fighting for Freedom," a collection of some of the most powerful photographs of the convulsions of conflict by the agency's renowned photographers.

Jason Calacanis says in an AOL memo he's posted that his model for Netscape has been vindicated by the recent conflagration at Digg and rapid growth of page views at Netscape.

In Oregon, Governor John Kithaber visited with firefighting crews on Friday and said the Rowena blaze could be one of the state's worst conflagrations in recent memory.

His present conflagration is magnificent.

Certainly, while the bomb was powerful enough to rip apart human flesh at close quarters, it would not have had much impact on a building or caused the kind of conflagration imagined in a recent artwork.

By no means has Boston exploded into racial conflagrations like in Fergurson, Mo .or Baltimore, where in recent years mostly black protesters violently clashed with the police and the white establishment around uneven police practices after law enforcement murdered unarmed black men.

Noisy sabre-rattling and a crescendo of shouted threats exchanged by Iran and Israel in recent weeks convinced many observers that the Middle East was on the brink of a new conflagration.

While Democratic presidential candidate Jim Webb claimed at the recent debate that Benghazi was the "inevitable" result of the US invasion, Clinton blamed a conflagration of factors, including the Arab Spring.

But both incidents have to do with a growing radicalization in Jerusalem, a sense that recent tensions over the holy site in the capital's Old City are building up to a conflagration.

Ms. Bellamy said the possibilities for global conflagration that weighed heavily on the minds of the UN's founders have dwindled in recent years, and we now witness smaller conflicts like Angola, Kosovo and Rwanda, which -- however localised -- are no less universal in their horrors.