Sentence examples for with conflagration from inspiring English sources

In Furst's new novel, "The Foreign Correspondent," the time is 1939, the place Europe, with conflagration approaching as inevitably as a bomb falling from a Stuka.

Hollyoaks' nightspots explode with alarming regularity with another conflagration due on Bonfire Night, and in December Coronation Street commemorates its 50th birthday with a tram crash and a live episode.

Two of the Shore's landmark restaurants ended their summer seasons, not with a bang, but with a conflagration.

Ma po tofu, with its conflagration of fermented bean paste and more Sichuan pepper, is craftier.

And suddenly the silent video goes white with a conflagration in the small space: the woman, on fire.

But both fires spread over the property line, with one conflagration accidentally engulfing some 140 acres of government land.

Burns was associated with this conflagration, too: note the use on recruitment posters of his rousing "I'll go and be a Sodger" (in the British army).

Eliot Calvert is a would-be playwright and Boston bookseller who sacrifices his literary ambition (his major dramatic opus would end with a conflagration that consumes the stage) to a life of quiet desperation, selling pornographic pictures to support himself and his family in a manner befitting Beacon Hill.

Figures are backlighted with fiery conflagrations, dramatic sunsets and interiors blazing with candles.

He erased voters' fears that he would risk nuclear conflagration with Russia and could not be trusted with the secret codes.

After these sequences, Mr. Davis can't find a way to get back to the war of conscience that he juxtaposes with the conflagrations.