Examples of 'fire struck' in a sentence
Meaning of "fire struck"
Fire struck: This term is often employed in describing a situation where a fire or blaze has occurred, causing damage or destruction
How to use "fire struck" in a sentence
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The fire struck a train.
Two other children were not at home when the fire struck.
Then the fire struck and burned up much of their habitat.
Soon after, North Korean automatic weapons and small arms fire struck the company.
A great fire struck the treasure stores At the end of the Qing dynasty.
Less than a week later, fire struck.
The Camp Fire struck with a ferocity that even shocked wildfire experts.
And Paul, on his road down to Damascus, a big Pillar of Fire struck him blind.
The fire struck early Tuesday morning, Halifax Regional Police said in a statement.
On 7 July, tank fire struck United Nations vehicles on patrol.
Another fire struck the city in 1782 - and again the church was badly damaged.
On 15 April, small arms fire struck a United Nations helicopter flying over Ghazni Province.
In 1936, fire struck the mill as the timber resources on Larch Mountain were running out.
On 6 January, Israeli fire struck the Jabalia Preparatory Boys School, instantaneously killing over 30 persons.
In 1845 another great fire struck the city, resulting in a further depopulation.
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In 1899 a fire struck Greenwood which gutted several businesses.
