Sentence examples for start a conflagration from inspiring English sources

Warning that he would start a conflagration, Mr. Okasha bragged about his abilities to fend off the authorities.

If humans are stupid enough to start a conflagration in which 40 million people die, then rats will be looking on because they – unlike humans – have no choice in the matter.

In the film, Tower says that he lit the match that started a conflagration.

"When Mazeroski hit the home run, he tapped it hard; the Scotch flew into the fireplace and started a conflagration.

Might tit-for-tat reprisals start a regional conflagration?" The Lebanese are a resilient bunch.

The sanctions are also meant to show a jumpy Israel that there is an alternative to a military attack.This newspaper has favoured sanctions because an Israeli assault might start a regional conflagration, dragging in America and even then might not succeed.

There is a tinderbox of unmet expectations and frustrated idealism out there, and a genuinely captivating new political or economic idea -- good or bad -- could start a global conflagration.

"The result of aggression against Cuba will be the start of a conflagration of incalculable consequences, and they will be affected too," he told the Cuban people.

All I needed to spark a conflagration of our heated bodies was the right word.

About a year later, the Gawker writer who had initially retweeted her and started the conflagration of her career posted an insensitive message of his own on the internet ("Bring Back Bullying") and then, not so long after, a blog post about what he gained from being internet shamed and how he regrets his treatment of Miss Sacco.

I mean, there was a lot of reasons to have provocations in the area, but the match that started the conflagration was from the Georgian side".