Sentence examples for to conflagration 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.
Zealotry that turns to conflagration?
Security analysts say the Communist Party would lose its legitimacy and the trade-driven economy would collapse.Pessimists argue that, even with good intentions on both sides, miscalculation or misunderstanding could still lead to conflagration.
The title of "Burnin'" might imply a mighty sonic inferno, but Daft Punk's tribute to conflagration is content to cruise along.
11 This study identified that non-burn injuries sustained by firefighters during a fire would be coded to Conflagration (fire) using the ICD-9-CM code (ie, E890-E899) due to the hierarchical nature of the coding structure.
The trail from that scorched earth policy to the conflagration to come, whenever Scotland next votes on independence, is easily traced.
The images shown here, from his "Abstract" series, devote entire frames to conflagrations and billows of radiant paint.
"If someone were to light a match in a theater for a cigarette, yes, that could lead to a conflagration and to a fire.
Meanwhile, as the unemployed masses grow ever more frustrated and resentful, the Occupy protests will be a mere candle flame next to the conflagrations to come.
Even as flames engulfed the casino and smoke was seen billowing from its windows, the authorities tried to penetrate the conflagration to save those inside, at one point commandeering heavy road construction equipment to break down its walls.
He also set fire to eighty-one loammunitionition cars, which led to a conflagration watched by hundreds.
Disturbances in one country could all too easily lead to universal conflagration, as Europe as a whole had learnt to its cost in the 20 years of warfare that had followed the French revolution.
