wildfire造句

A bull tries to escape a running wildfire on April 19, 2011 in Graford, Texas.

Vari, Greece: a firefighting helicopter flies through smoke from a wildfire.

Networking events, meet-ups, and business that specialize in promoting these are growing like wildfire.

The rumor spread like wildfire and cost me a lot of votes.

All these things can spread like wildfire because borders don't mean much.

A massive wildfire tore through outlying Athenian suburbs, destroying homes and forcing thousands to flee in dramatic overnight evacuations.

When mums discover a new fun, cheap and healthy thing to do with their babies, the news spreads like wildfire.

The NWCG, responsible for coordinating wildfire response between government agencies, is considering a plan to contract out even more work.

A wildfire was roaring down the mountain to his right, exploding in front of him and igniting the road.

Such chatter has spread like wildfire, but insiders have denied that the phone has hit the skids.

Whether it's ecosystem benefits of wildfire or race relations in a national historic site, "the park ranger doing the evening program doesn't embellish," Jarvis added.

Last year's Los Angeles wildfire was neither an accident of nature nor an act of human carelessness. It was set deliberately by an arsonist.

"It started to catch on like wildfire internationally," Marshall says; until recently, sales in Europe, Australia, and Japan exceeded U.S. sales.

In particular, it has deprived the environment of its share of species that have adapted successfully to heat and smoke, and proliferate in the charred environment that follows a wildfire.

A deadly wildfire in Southern California now85- percent contained. Four firefighters have died battling the blaze. Another is in critical condition.34 homes are also destroyed in the arson blaze.

Standing on an overlook outside the Boulder County Justice Center in Boulder, Colo., Hans Rohner USES binoculars to look at a wildfire outside of Boulder on Tuesday Sept. 7, 2010.