Sentence examples for violent fire from inspiring English sources
What he did not take into account was the extraordinary conditions of an intense, violent fire.
Les Echos calls it "La tragédie de Paris" (The tragedy of Paris), adding that the "violent fire" had "ravaged" the cathedral, leading to "considerable worldwide emotion".
"The next phase is the examination by experts," says Plus, adding that the "violent fire … spread very rapidly across the whole of the roof, destroying roughly 1,000sq metres".
And in Turkey's largely Kurdish south-east, home to a bloody 15-year-old ethnic rebellion, thousands of Kurds volunteered to donate blood to their fellow citizens farther west.Not least of the government's worries was a violent fire that raged at the country's largest petroleum refinery at Korfez, not far from Izmit.
The very dry landscape is victim of violent fires every summer months, and the access to certain parts of the hills is restricted from June to September.
On an episode from "Glee," in which "Singin' in the Rain" is reframed as a mash-up with Rihanna's "Umbrella," Gwyneth Paltrow and others splash around while the camera — in this case less a one-eyed monster than a violent, twisting fire hose — takes a dizzying tour of the stage.
"As the situation had become violent, members fired shots with paintball gun markers.
As former Hurricane Ophelia charged toward Ireland, it drew strong, dry winds over the Iberian Peninsula, which stoked violent forest fires over the weekend.
But dragons do not always have to be violent and fire-breathing any more than St George has to be a gung-ho hero.
Halloween celebrations attract thousands of out-of-towners and have turned violent, with fires in the streets and drunk students falling off the bluff, sometimes to their deaths.
It's true, there have been days when I've sat on my sofa watching the live TV news and feeling anxious about the chaotic events unfolding a few blocks away from my home -- hearing blaring police sirens and shutting my windows to keep out the ghostly clouds of teargas as a tense presenter gives accounts of smashed shops and cars, violent clashes, fires.
