Usa "conflagration" in una frase

1. their presence, but it was likely to spark a conflagration of

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2. recognition, and the conflagration consumes everything so

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3. The animal population, protected from hunting for over a century, was ravaged in the conflagration; suffocating before the heat roasted to charred corpses

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4. There is a proper season for making attacks with fire, and special days for starting a conflagration

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5. As a result of the general conflagration in 1914, the Second International disintegrated and therewith also the hopes of socialist unity

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6. Into the silence that followed, a timid, quavering sound of the trump once more, accompanied by a high thin wail of pain of a dying city as a great conflagration engulfed all that was left of the self-contained society that had thought to go on forever

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7. The conflagration of noise and fire spooks the wolf, and the beast swings towards the wood, his tail sparking flame where the fire-oil has brushed against it

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8. by a high thin wail of pain of a dying city as a great conflagration engulfed all that was left of

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9. Volunteers went on board during the conflagration and rescued all the wounded

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10. Most of Harburg was aflame, and if you could have looked across the Elbe river, you would have spotted the blackened ruins of Hamburg where, only a short time ago, many had died in a similar conflagration

11. An instant later the wooden bushel exploded in a fiery conflagration of bone shards, splinters, and black seeds

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12. he was happy to hear that his cell-phone and wallet had escaped the conflagration

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13. Rory Hamilton gave a grim smile of satisfaction as he gazed upon the fiercely burning vehicle – aided by the fact that the petrol-cap had been surreptitiously removed earlier on – nobody could survive such a conflagration!

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14. The private box owned by “Ubisi”, in which the Chinese Embassy staff had been given Complimentary seats, was two floors above the store-room and would definitely be destroyed in the conflagration!

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15. Then behind the dazed and stricken invaders went up a mighty clamor and the blaze of a huge conflagration

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16. Penned in by the mountains on both sides and unable to escape, many Marines died in the conflagration as the shuttle broke up cart wheeling across the battlefield spreading its incendiaries in a wide spray

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17. So that when Colonel Aureliano Buendía invited him to start a mortal conflagration that would wipe out all vestiges of a regime of corruption and scandal backed by the foreign invader, Colonel Gerineldo Márquez could not hold back a shudder of compassion

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18. They went on board a riverboat, the wooden wheel of which had a sound of conflagration, and whose rusted metal plates reverberated like the mouth of an oven

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19. The painting in her possession was a depiction of an alarm clock, one of only a dozen or so examples of Peter’s work to have survived the great conflagration that eventually engulfed his modest home

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20. Pouring from the trees on both slopes of the valley came thousands of warriors beating their swords on their shields and screaming for revenge, within minutes they were among the enemy who had escaped the conflagration

21. the divinely appointed conflagration

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22. only to be defeated in an all consuming world conflagration,

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23. Strike fear into astounded hearts and minds like the force of a consuming conflagration!

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24. The van had just exploded adding to the conflagration

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25. amongst the relics of the conflagration

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26. Fire trucks immediately went to work on the conflagration to

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27. The only effective way to stop the conflagration was to dump sand on the flames, and most warships didn�t have the extra room to carry a stockpile of sand

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28. A large section of water to the west was now a floating conflagration as the burning oil from the first wave gathered on the surface

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29. “Those that tempt believers, men or women, and never repent shall be rewarded with the scourge of Hell and then that of conflagration

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30. That is why the Almighty Al’lah warned the ones who enthrall the believers then they do not desist or repent from their action, lest they will undergo the distress of Hell and then the torment of conflagration

31. “This is revelation: the last great devastating global conflagration is the coming consumergeddon of Money against everything else

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32. Beth seems to be deliberately hitting every pothole and heading straight towards a massive conflagration off in the distance

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33. conflagration took out part of the back wall, several nearby patrons and

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34. Depending on how thick the ashes were, and how hot the volcanic ash was: there could have been anywhere from an entire conflagration, or barely a wisp of smoke

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35. The result was a conflagration of total spiritual destruction; leaving nothing but empty spiritual desolation behind

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36. In his new hotel, which had a proper name this time (the Royal, no less) he had tapped into a uniquely complicated conflagration of ley lines, which by themselves would have been powerful enough

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37. It dashed and flashed in aurora-like splinters through bright crimson rips in the bruised purple clouds fuming over the vast reaches, carrying complete conflagration for the large island it struck

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38. Tonight's newest conflagration had been set in the suburbs beneath a small red picnic table located next to a library—where a number of moss-covered books lay bloated in the gutters—and a museum, where Kenneth White lived with his wife and baby daughter

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39. 12) of the dispossessed spirits of darkness, and rule as guardians over the earth (over 'five ’ or 'ten cities,’ according to desert), enjoying its beauty and glory as a whole, and 'inheriting’ it, in a sense the most complete and satisfying until its end in the final conflagration? Caught up to meet their Savior 'in the air’ (ajrpaghso>meqa eijv aje>ra, 1 Thess

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40. "Yes; that's all the good that such a brute as you can get from them!" cried Catherine, sucking her damaged lip, and watching the conflagration with indignant eyes,

41. This was the Colorado catalyst, the impetus, necessary to transform quondam brush fires into a state conflagration

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42. As the count was immensely rich, excepting the danger Carmela had run,—and the marvellous manner in which she had escaped, made that appear to him rather a favor of providence than a real misfortune,—the loss occasioned by the conflagration was to him but a trifle

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43. Having looked at this extinct conflagration and shaken his head, he took my order; which, proving to be merely, "Some tea for the lady," sent him out of the room in a very low state of mind

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44. What would have been a minor fizzle in Earth’s atmosphere became an uncontrolled conflagration in the container’s pure oxygen environment

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45. The peasants had either fled before the army or died in the conflagration, for there was little life: just the birds, the occasional pig or chicken overlooked by the army’s foragers, and sometimes a dog, nosing through the debris in a bewildered way, trying to pick up the scent of its master in a pile of cold embers

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46. Her face was brilliant and glowing; but this glow was not one of brightness; it suggested the fearful glow of a conflagration in the midst of a dark night

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47. The loom of a great conflagration in Sulaco flashed up red above the coast, played on the clouds at the head of the gulf, seemed to touch with a ruddy and sinister reflection the forms of the Three Isabels

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48. But from up ahead comes a high whine, a crack, a conflagration of blue and red

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49. “At Times,” said he, “you are a Country Maid, at Times a Queen, but with your flaming Hair and flaming Nether Hair as well, I think of you more as a raging Fire than a mere Woman, a Conflagration that might consume all of London and me as well!” With that, he threw himself upon me, dropp’d his Quill and Paper and his Breech; and made love to me as vigorously as any Swain had done

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50. Hence the typical investment hazard is roughly similar to the conflagration or epidemic hazard, which is the exceptional and incalculable factor in fire or life insurance

51. “C’mere,” he said, folding me in his arms, kissing me, shocking me once again that a kiss could spark such a conflagration

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52. Under the ceaseless conflagration of lightning that flamed in the skies, everything below stood out in cleancut and shadowless distinctness: the bending trees, the billowy river, white with foam, the driving spray of spumeflakes, the dim outlines of the high bluffs on the other side, glimpsed through the drifting cloudrack and the slanting veil of rain

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53. All the guns, without waiting for orders, were being fired in the direction of the conflagration

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54. The conflagration, at which he had looked with so much indifference the evening before, had greatly increased during the night

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55. A great number of people crowded in front of the conflagration

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56. The sounds of crackling and the din of falling walls and ceilings, the whistle and hiss of the flames, the excited shouts of the people, and the sight of the swaying smoke, now gathering into thick black clouds and now soaring up with glittering sparks, with here and there dense sheaves of flame (now red and now like golden fish scales creeping along the walls), and the heat and smoke and rapidity of motion, produced on Pierre the usual animating effects of a conflagration

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57. ‘Yes that’s all the good that such a brute as you can get from them!’ cried Catherine, sucking her damaged lip, and watching the conflagration with indignant eyes

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58. Moreover, he had been obliged to pass the Dyle on the narrow bridge of Wavre; the street leading to the bridge had been fired by the French, so the caissons and ammunition-wagons could not pass between two rows of burning houses, and had been obliged to wait until the conflagration was extinguished

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59. Let us learn how to make use of that vast conflagration of principles and virtues, which sparkles, bursts forth and quivers at certain hours

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60. It is not that Combeferre was not capable of fighting, he did not refuse a hand-to-hand combat with the obstacle, and to attack it by main force and explosively; but it suited him better to bring the human race into accord with its destiny gradually, by means of education, the inculcation of axioms, the promulgation of positive laws; and, between two lights, his preference was rather for illumination than for conflagration

61. A conflagration can create an aurora, no doubt, but why not await the dawn? A volcano illuminates, but daybreak furnishes a still better illumination

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62. When the mine is charged, when the conflagration is ready,

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63. Moreover, there was in all these words of Thenardier, in his accent, in his gesture, in his glance which darted flames at every word, there was, in this explosion of an evil nature disclosing everything, in that mixture of braggadocio and abjectness, of pride and pettiness, of rage and folly, in that chaos of real griefs and false sentiments, in that immodesty of a malicious man tasting the voluptuous delights of violence, in that shameless nudity of a repulsive soul, in that conflagration of all sufferings combined with all hatreds, something which was as hideous as evil, and as heart-rending as the truth

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64. "You mean," gasped Nolan, "you want it to go up in the Conflagration?"

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65. Ever since 1830, petty partial revolts had been going on here and there, which were quickly suppressed, but ever bursting forth afresh, the sign of a vast underlying conflagration

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66. Their tongues were unloosed; a conflagration of grins, oaths, and songs exploded

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67. They made haste to stamp out these beginnings of conflagration

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68. There is sometimes a chamber which does not burn in the midst of a conflagration, and in the midst of raging seas, beyond a promontory or at the extremity of a blind alley of shoals, a tranquil nook

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69. Fairfax’s account of the curtain conflagration during dinner, so much was I occupied in puzzling my brains over the enigmatical character of Grace Poole, and still more in pondering the problem of her position at Thornfield and questioning why she had not been given into custody that morning, or, at the very least, dismissed from her master’s service

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70. The grim blackness of the stones told by what fate the Hall had fallen—by conflagration: but how kindled? What

71. An arm of the main conflagration had shot out a half mile south of its parent to embrace this tiny strip of road in its implacable clutches

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72. "Heated and irritated as he was by his spasmodic toil at the pumps, for all his first nameless feeling of forbearance the sweating Steelkilt could but ill brook this bearing in the mate; but somehow still smothering the conflagration within him, without speaking he remained doggedly rooted to his seat, till at last the incensed Radney shook the hammer within a few inches of his face, furiously commanding him to do his bidding

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73. At a distance of two miles from the conflagration I was able to read the orders which were brought to me from the major-general

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74. He on the conflagration frowned

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75. [Note 74: Napoleon on his arrival in Moscow on the 14th September took up his quarters in the Kremlin, but on the 16th had to remove to the Petrovski Palace or Castle on account of the conflagration which broke out in all quarters of the city

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76. But subsequent inquiries demonstrated that the conflagration was, in the main, accidental, and Rostopchin himself confirms this idea

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77. All believed that drunkenness and want of discipline among the soldiers had helped to spread the conflagration

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78. “At night-time,” says Labaume, “the city was set on fire in various places, and the conflagration soon reached the finest portions

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79. “We hoped that night would put a stop to these horrors, but the darkness merely served to render the conflagration more terrible

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80. From the beginning, according to Ségur, the conflagration might have had terrible consequences for the invaders, whose want of foresight and carelessness were incredible

81. For several hours, therefore, the fate of the whole army hung upon that of every spark scattered abroad by the conflagration

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82. The wax candles taken from the cathedrals were used to illuminate some houses spared by the conflagration, in which balls were arranged

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83. A real conflagration is a very different matter

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84. The very existence of this spirit of rivalry favors the chances of war: the nations, no longer able to support the increased armament, will sooner or later prefer open war to the tension in which they live and the ruin which menaces them, so that the slightest pretext will avail to kindle in Europe the conflagration of a general war

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85. After a house has been burned down we can sit and warm ourselves, and light our pipes from one of the fire-brands; but should we therefore say that a conflagration is beneficial?

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86. After a conflagration, one can warm one’s self, and light one’s pipe with a firebrand; but why declare that the conflagration is beneficial?

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87. A red glow as of a conflagration spread above the horizon from the rising full moon, and that vast red ball swayed strangely in the gray haze

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88. What, sir? American vessels to be arrested in a lawful commerce, upon "the highway of nations;" to be forcibly carried into British ports, and there either condemned, or else compelled before they can prosecute their voyage to take British clearances and pay a British tax! And if the owner of the cargo shall be unable to pay the amount of tax, he has the consolation left him of seeing his property burnt! Sooner would I see every vessel and every atom of our surplus produce make one general conflagration in our own country

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