Sentence examples for resulting conflagration from inspiring English sources
(One of those armories, in Benghazi, was the scene of a tragedy yesterday, when inexperienced rebels apparently triggered an accidental explosion there; in the resulting conflagration, dozens were killed.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet (One of those armories, in Benghazi, was the scene of a tragedy yesterday, when inexperienced rebels apparently triggered an accidental explosion there; in the resulting conflagration, dozens were killed.
All sides, therefore, might be seen as equally to blame for the resulting conflagration, but Hastings, following in the footsteps of seminal historians like Fritz Fischer and Luigi Albertini, will have none of it.
When a startup has too much fuel too quickly the resulting conflagration ends up consuming both the company and the founders, and there is little help for the investors.
After one heavy raid on Tokyo in March 1945, the resulting conflagration destroyed a quarter of the predominately wooden buildings.
The resulting conflagration towered above town and burned so hot that office workers on the sixth floor of a building 200 yards away reported feeling the heat.
The resulting conflagrations, according to the researcher, will be almost unimaginable.
CBS news interviewed me for the story, and because of the resulting negative PR conflagration, the Kardashians terminated their association with the card.
Mr. Lee's film, though lauded at Sundance, received criticism and raised alarms due to fears that the film's fiery end would result in conflagrations across the cities where it would subsequently screen.
In those and other cases, local emergency responders were overwhelmed by the conflagrations resulting from these accidents.
While the United States is calling for a limited punitive strike to punish the Syrian government, Ms. Pillay warned that "a military response or the continued supply of arms risk igniting a regional conflagration, possibly resulting in many more deaths and even more widespread misery".
