Sentence examples for terrible conflagration from inspiring English sources
This is all to the good if it furthers our understanding of how that terrible conflagration still shapes our difficult present.
On the day of the terrible conflagration, Thoreau talks with this quiet man, whom he infelicitously calls "Young America," and, sickened by the thick smoke, leans on him, clasping his shoulder for balance.
And besides the ever-present threat of a terrible conflagration on the Korean peninsular itself, North Korea's development of long-range missiles, and its sales of the technology to American bugbears such as Iran and Syria, have made it a serious global concern to strategists in Washington.But both America and South Korea have cause to worry about the other's policy.
Hamas for its part needs to demonstrate even if the current conflagration was engineered by Israel that the terrible toll in terms of human life and physical destruction ultimately produced a significant improvement in the lives of the 1.8 million inhabitants of Gaza.
Then the conflagration really began.
Friction ensues, then conflagration.
Global conflict and conflagration.
His present conflagration is magnificent.
Zealotry that turns to conflagration?
The conflagration continued for hours.
