Examples of 'fire has burned' in a sentence
Meaning of "fire has burned"
fire has burned: Refers to a situation where a fire has caused damage or destruction. This phrase is often used in literal contexts involving fires or metaphorically to indicate a negative impact
How to use "fire has burned" in a sentence
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fire has burned
A fire has burned the village to ashes.
Where the fire has burned.
Fire has burned through a central Toledo house.
Even the fire has burned down.
The fire has burned homes and forced road closures in the Santa Clarita area.
DE-ASHING When the fire has burned out.
The fire has burned out.
That 's right, for the last 35 years the fire has burned endlessly.
When the fire has burned out, open the firedoor.
The fire has burned five buildings, including two homes, and threatened several hundred more.
Authorities said the fire has burned roughly 1,000 acres and is still growing.
This fire has burned relentlessly in Gaza and all of Palestine since 1948.
And after the fire has burned itself out, there remain ashes which become earth.
The fire has burned down the powerlines AGAIN!
The so-called Camp Fire has burned 240 square miles of Northern California.
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