Confusing signs and timetables, unexpected flights of stairs, often incomprehensible announcements and impenetrable rules — tickets that need to be validated, others that don't — can make even the simplest train journey in Italy resemble the Odyssey at best, the Inferno at worst.
The inferno, the worst in Israel's history, was finally brought under control with the help of an international aerial firefighting force, a rescue effort also laden with anomalies as Greek planes flew with Turkish ones, and Israeli firefighters faced the flames alongside crews sent in by the Palestinian Authority, including one from Jenin.
Nominally it is concerned with the question of how the world might end and widely believed to be inspired by Dante's Inferno, where the worst of the sinners are damned not to the fires of perdition but to eternal ice.
At its worst, as in Brown's infernal Inferno, it's a lie that expunges the truth and replaces reality with its own demented murk and noxious malarkey.
MUMBAI, India (Bloomberg) — West Bengal's chief minister on Sunday ordered a judge-led investigation into the nation's worst fire in seven years, Friday's inferno at the Advanced Medical Research Institute hospital in which 94 people died.
The turning point in "Mystic River" -- the spark that ignites its tragic inferno -- comes when Celeste, fearing the worst about her husband, confesses her fears to Jimmy.
They were asking a question that no one at the time wanted, or dared, to hear: why? "The worst thing was that we didn't understand at first where this inferno came from, she says.
A10 Aftermath of Horrific Fire The Austrian government declared a state of mourning, and workers began extracting the bodies of about 155 people, including 8 Americans, who perished in Austria's worst Alpine disaster when a cable car was destroyed in a tunnel inferno.
It is "Inferno," not "The Inferno".
