Sentence examples for wildfire of from inspiring English sources

A Clinton spokesman blamed Comey for "unleashing a wildfire of innuendo".

The first Alaska wildfire of 2016 broke out in late February, followed by a second there just eight days later.

Alaska has already had its first wildfire of the year, in what should usually be the snow-bound month of February.

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

But the mere implication was enough to spark a wildfire of speculation and quick judgments on talk radio and the Internet.

Westchester has been home to a number of short-lived basketball franchises; most recently, the Westchester Wildfire of the United States Basketball League.

Reading the comments, which are like "a wildfire, out of control", she is engulfed by shame.

A comparison of the wildfire seasons of 1987–2003 with those of 1970 86 showed an average increase of 78 days (64%) in season length and an increase from 7.5 to 37.1 days in the duration of large wildfires.

A similar shift could help to douse the digital wildfires of the future.

Wildfires of a size and intensity that only a decade ago were rare are now almost an annual occurrence.

The terrible wildfires of 1910 in the Rocky Mountains determined forestry doctrine for most of the twentieth century.