Sentence examples for towering blaze from inspiring English sources
The towering blaze raced down the streets, accompanied by the machine-gun-like explosions of fireworks from the stands that clogged the sidewalks.
Jewish congregants in Santa Clarita will say prayers of thanksgiving on the Sabbath today for deliverance from the towering blaze that roared through the hills but stopped just short of their homes.
Not usually in such a literal sense, however.Early last Sunday, James Mosqueda, who once spent time in prison for using heroin, barrelled a truck carrying about 32,500 litres (8,600 gallons) of petrol around a bend in the motorway ramp, overturned it, and climbed out moments before his cargo ignited in a towering blaze that topped 1,000°C.
The world watches the horrific rapid fire sequence of horror as the WTC towers blaze, then collapse, killing thousands still trapped inside.
The secretariat was twice evacuated, then closed down on Sept. 11 while the twin towers blazed and collapsed.
On bright mornings, the towers blaze with sun, sending bolts of reflected light into apartments to the east.
More than 70 people remain unaccounted for after the Grenfell Tower blaze and 30 are confirmed dead, it has been revealed.
Flammable cladding blamed for the rapid spread of the fatal Grenfell Tower blaze was pinpointed as contributing to another fire in a high-rise apartment building in Melbourne, which narrowly avoided loss of life.
Families who escaped the tower blaze will be able to take up permanent occupation in July and August in the apartments in the Kensington Row scheme about 1.5 miles south of Grenfell, where last Wednesday's blaze left 79 people dead and missing and presumed dead.
Fire safety advocates said the Trump Tower blaze highlights a gap in safety requirements for high-rise residential apartments around the city built before 1998, when fatal fires in two high-rise apartments prompted efforts by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and City Council members to expand sprinkler requirements.
Several papers focus on the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower blaze in London.
