1
Fortunately, or unfortunately, there is no wind to breed a general conflagration.
2
He reminded Kennedy that the slightest spark could result in a general conflagration.
3
Being built of wood, the place was soon wrapped in a general conflagration.
4
It's not a general conflagration, and the fire brigade won't be five minutes.
5
A general conflagration blazed out at the same time in every district of Greece.
6
By this she forced war upon the Central Powers and thus kindled a general conflagration.
7
We went off in one large party, amidst a general conflagration of our late homes.
8
From that moment a general conflagration was practically inevitable.
9
The only public building which had escaped the general conflagration was the Post and Patent Office.
10
A general conflagration was not a new thing.
11
The general conflagration raging must of necessity smoke out thousands and thousands of innocent Northern Consolidated shares.
12
Fortunately, his own pumps and air-pipes, having been deposited in an out-house, had escaped the general conflagration.
13
They laugh, but they laugh extinguishingly, and not a bit to spread a general conflagration and illumination.
14
It was burnt in the general conflagration of June 17, 1775.
15
He dreaded lest the treason of the Mæsian army should prove the first spark of a general conflagration.
16
After the declaration of war against Russia by Germany, events marched rapidly and inevitably toward the general conflagration.
