Sample Sentences forinferno (auto-selected)
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The elevator door opened to reveal an inferno.inferno = a very intense and uncontrolled fire
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Several large infernos, spewing black smoke, were consuming the atoll's oil tanks.† (source)
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I don't see many raging infernos around for them to play with.† (source)
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Now, holding out his hands toward her, he intones: In nomine Domini Sabaoth sui filiique ite ad infernos.† (source)
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I really don't think," he said to Ida, "that you ought to make a habit of working in such infernos.† (source)
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They not only incinerated dozens of Japanese—the smell of burnt flesh floated on the damp wind—their liquid fire turned several pillboxes into infernos, causing Japanese ammunition to explode in great bursts.† (source)
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I was seeing myself as the fire department and June as the raging inferno.† (source)
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Smaller yard locomotives chugged backward and forward, clacking boxcar couplings together and sending up infernos of black gritty smoke which settled over the valley in layers.† (source)
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Finally able to see a way out of the Piaszow inferno, I felt stronger in spirit if not in body.† (source)
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Jason didn't see how even fireproof Leo could survive in that inferno, but he had to hope.† (source)
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Raging Inferno Destroys Block of Williamson Street† (source)
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It rages within, a campfire and then an inferno, and my body is its fuel.† (source)
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The same process was repeated with his fingers—the leather gloves were no match for the inferno that passed over and through them—then tongues of flame licked across his shoulders and chest.† (source)
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With the boards on the windows, he can't see the inferno in the store unless he looks through the front door.† (source)
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Look at these: Dragon Species of Great Britain and Ireland; From Egg to Inferno, A Dragon Keeper's Guide.† (source)
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I've just decided to try and loop back around, although it will require miles of travel away from the inferno and then a very circuitous route back, when the first fireball blasts into the rock about two feet from my head.† (source)
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