Sentence examples for the conflagrations from inspiring English sources
noun
A large fire extending to many objects, or over a large space; a general burning.
- It took sixty firefighters to put out the conflagration.
The conflagrations continue, while we wait.
The 500,000 residents evacuated because of the conflagrations were allowed to return home.
This has always been the Palestinian leadership's approach and all the conflagrations must be understood in this context.
Despite the relatively small number of incidents, the conflagrations have created quite a bit of bad press for the Italian manufacturer.
Minoan and Mycenaean archivists in ancient Crete and Greece used perishable temporary clay records that were preserved by unintentional baking in the conflagrations that destroyed their storerooms.
"It's probably the worst of the conflagrations she's been involved in," said Jackson Janes, executive director of the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies at Johns Hopkins University.
Then the conflagration really began.
The conflagration continued for hours.
The conflagration that follows is depicted with unsettling power.
Unless tamed, the conflagration might not spare anybody.
The conflagration spread, and fighting raged throughout the day.
