Sentences with phrase «forests ablaze»

There has been a remarkable run of record - shattering heat waves in recent years, from the Russian heat wave of 2010 that set forests ablaze to the historic heat wave in Texas in 2011 and the «Summer in March» in the U.S. Midwest in 2012.

But a new study suggests people were leaving their mark much earlier: Settlers in Madagascar set forests ablaze 1,000 years ago to make room for cattle pastures.

Forests ablaze with autumn, picturesque mirrored lakes, and gorgeous timber cabins: here are 25 Swedish Lapland pictures to fuel your wanderlust

A cigarette flicked out of a car window sets a forest ablaze and thousands of acres of precious timber go up in smoke.

A little bit guides the horse, a little rudder steers the ship, a little spark sets the forest ablaze.

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The Telegraph's Robbie Collin find it «sensual and lyrical, tremendously well acted, heavy in visual and verbal metaphor, and so ablaze with pastoral beauty that the hillsides and forests seem to glow with their own amber light,» and Eric Kohn of Indiewire agrees, claiming the film «maintains a visual sophistication unparalleled in international cinema.»

It's a place of lush green forests dotted with Mayan ruins, cool shades of colonial - era architecture, and sea - life ablaze with color — all under Caribbean blue skies.