Sentence examples for the wildfire of from inspiring English sources

"Joblessness and the cost of living are like fire and petrol: high prices act like petrol on the wildfire of unemployment.

You can imagine him, with his close-cropped hair, as a young Lutheran in the wildfire of the early Reformation, or as a lost soul finding a new cause in the Berlin of 1933.

At an anti-gay-marriage meeting in Washington last week, Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader, warned that the "wildfire" of same-sex marriages will spread unless opponents mobilize.

"No matter how unfair the wildfire of injustice, you, Chechnya, kept falling and rising again," they sing.

The wildfires of the past were frequent and massive, but they stayed close to the ground and mainly helped prevent overcrowding.

The consolidation movement here appeared to gain ground in the wake of the wildfires of 2003, the deadliest in the state's recent history.

Foragers in the US have begun checking maps outlining where the wildfires of 2015 scorched the Pacific north-west in the search for one thing: morel mushrooms.

The frequency and the intensity of the forest fires in the Southern California chaparral are the greatest in the United States, with the possible exception of the wildfires of the New Jersey Pine Barrens.

Backfires are being set to rob the wildfires of fuel, teams are moving into position beside surviving houses to guard against the inevitable flare-ups, and, in some cases, firefighters even stand watching as great swaths of terrain burn.

In Southern California and other parts of the West, where the wildfires of spring and summer are followed by the rains of fall and winter, slides are the almost inevitable result.

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