Fire out of control? Suppose not

Usage examples of inferno.

Tongues of flame were working their way up her body, filling her tummy with a blazing inferno, and tingling all the way down to her fingertips.

The amphitheater was a white inferno capped by a shield seething at maximum output.

In seconds there was nothing left of the Blackthorn but a blackened frame in an inferno of flames.

We were on Calle 44, near La Perfidiosa, the blacklight inferno dancehall where I hung when I was fourteen, looking for tourists to rob.

Beyond the window, the giant rust-wine blooms of tall bearded Infernos filled the center of an oval bed.

He spread out beneath her, as frightened as she by the raging inferno that was consuming miles of brushland at unbelievable speed.

Junkyard made it out of the inferno and got to his car coman old Cadillac painted pink comand was trying to get the aged engine to turn over.

The Dantean conceptions of Inferno were childish and unworthy of the Divine imagination: fire and torture.

The wagon park was an inferno, the sky above it bright with flame and writhing plumes of firelit smoke.

Barry was back in the home continuum, rushing toward the blue-white inferno with enough velocity to shift the fraunhofer lines toward violet.

I spun back to the open doorway, the terrifying image of Ixil trapped in the midst of that inferno paralyzing my entire thought process.

They were in New Orleans to present the annual budget for the Green Inferno Christian Medical Mission of San.

The entire area the Rebels had occupied was turned into a blazing, raging inferno.

Then with a roar that shook the ground, he blew out his volatile breath and the pines surrounding Ula, Shay, and Bran burst into an inferno.

Alexander Berkman has survived the Pennsylvania Inferno, and is back again in the ranks of the militant Anarchists, his spirit unbroken, his soul full of enthusiasm for the ideals of his youth.