Sentence examples for the conflagration was from inspiring English sources

Though shooting had just begun, the conflagration was the latest in a rapid series of mishaps.

By midnight the conflagration was raging fiercely in a rectangular area some 13, acres in extent and including 17 blocks.

In the end, analysts said, the conflagration was a tragic byproduct of an industry in which global brands and retailers, encouraged by hundreds of millions of consumers around the world, are still primarily motivated by the bottom line.

The match that ignited the conflagration was $150-a-barrel oil, brought on first by instability in Central Asia and then a military and political confrontation with Iran and Venezuela.

Whether the conflagration was enough to do in the dinos--via fire, soot, or global warming--remains unknown, but it would have spared a variety of critters, including the ancestors of today's mammals.

Speaking to the press, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southeast Delhi), said the conflagration was due to a faulty short circuit, further aided by the cheap construction material.

"What we are seeing is the conflagration is spreading to other rhino populations," said Milliken.

According to the London fire brigade, the investigation into the causes of the conflagration is continuing.

Adding to the conflagration is the mounting belief that the government will be forced to nationalise some or all of the banks in question.

When that happens, the conflagration is so extreme that one can't quite tell whether Berg is still pursuing a logical narrative or switching to barely controlled chaos.

Jill Kelley, the Tampa, Fla., hostess whose complaint to the Federal Bureau of Investigation about anonymous e-mails touched off the conflagration, is represented by Abbe D. Lowell, one of Washington's top white-collar defense lawyers, who this year successfully defended John Edwards, accused of illegally using campaign funds to cover up his extramarital misadventures.