set ablaze造句

Forests are sometimes set ablaze by lightning.

Stores, houses, and vehicles were set ablaze.

Nearby shops were also set ablaze.

Truck after truck was set ablaze as the fire spread.

The Norwegian Embassy in Damascus was set ablaze Saturday.

Cars and buses were set ablaze during the riot.

After being beaten and set ablaze, the two peasants were machine-gunned from close range.

A match is sufficient to set ablaze the lumber yard or the oil depot.

The day of the national strike tyres were set ablaze in protest.

It was set ablaze a few centuries later by a man seeking fame.

The three ships formed up, moved in close to shore, and set ablaze most of the island's rickety buildings.

A cunning Zeng Disheng, who was clearly set ablaze by the Hunan Army, said that he was a long-haired man who cleaned up his brothers and subordinates.

A car was then set ablaze in nearby Albert Street, where riot police formed a cordon to prevent youths returning to the main shopping area.

Around the stele pavilion, four golden and silver mountains were set ablaze, and a mass of smoke with firelight sent the ashes of yellow and white tin paper into the air and then drifted down all over Heping.

forests set ablaze (or afire) by lightning; even the car's tires were aflame; a night aflare with fireworks; candles alight on the tables; blazing logs in the fireplace; a burning cigarette; a flaming crackling fire; houses on fire.