Sentences with phrase «to burn out of control»

But take that flame out of context — by putting it on your living room floor for example — it can quickly burn out of control and cause all kinds of damage.

There is practically nowhere that can not burn out of control.

Those fires can sometime burn out of control if winds sweep them up.

These fires start with a simple spark or dry heat and quickly burn out of control.

Also known as «The Great Fire» and «The Sayward Fire,» the Bloedel Fire burned out of control for almost 30 days and destroyed roughly 30,000 hectares of forested land.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras visits the holiday island in northern Greece on Monday, Sept. 12, 2016 where a state of emergency has been declared as a forest fire burns out of control for a third day, gutting homes and small farms.

It was like a wildfire burning out of control.»

In the city of Syracuse, common councilors are looking for ways to keep disputes about fire pits from burning out of control.

January 8, 2016 - Insurance Council declares a catastrophe for bushfires in Western Australia's south west The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has declared a catastrophe for bushfires still burning out of control in Western Australia's south west.

With overheated bats dropping from trees and bushfires burning out of control, temperatures smashed records in many areas.

THESSALONIKI, Greece (AP)-- A forest fire on the island of Thassos in northern Greece burned out of control for a third day Monday, gutting homes and small farms across the popular vacation spot where a state of emergency has been declared.

Nine years later, he and a former student published an article in the International Journal of Coal Geology titled «Coal Fires Burning Out of Control Around the World: Thermodynamic Recipe for Environmental Catastrophe.»

Later today the Trump Administration will propose ripping up climate legislation to save dirty coal jobs at the same time as California burns out of control from wildfires, made worse by climate change.

These fires damage the canopy of the trees and can burn out of control emitting greenhouse gases that account for 48 % of the Northern Territory's total greenhouse gas emissions.

He said: «Many, including one of the senators today, used the analogy of a fire burning out of control to describe this unprecedented Ebola outbreak.

So far, the Fort McMurray fire has burned more than 1.45 million acres (589,600 hectares) and is considered «held,» meaning it has stopped gaining in size but is still burning out of control.

You'll need to be smart in choosing where to attack the blaze or you'll find the fire quickly burning out of control or making a comeback in places where you already extinguished it.

Wildfires burn out of control.

Prayers haven't been answered for the people suffering from sever drought conditions, or suffering from the raging fires that burn out of control.

The increasing prevalence of invasive, quick - burning vegetation increases the likelihood that blazes will burn out of control.

«Many, including one of the senators today, used the analogy of a fire burning out of control to describe this unprecedented Ebola outbreak,» Brantly said.

And when farmers set their usual fires to clear brush for planting, the dry conditions caused many to burn out of control, causing one of the biggest burn years on record and leading to a pall of smoke over the region.

Along with the rest of the country, I'm watching helplessly as the fires burn out of control.

Other crises, both business and personal, erupt throughout the course of the story; some remain small and get tamped down promptly, while others grow into unexpected conflagrations that threaten to burn out of control.

It only takes a sudden wind gust to burn out of control.

Global Forest Watch - Fires (GFW - Fires) is a dynamic online forest monitoring and fire alert system that provides near - real time information that can empower people to better combat forest fires before they burn out of control.

In the last few years, giant megafires have burned out of control, we've been hit with superstorms, our fields have wilted, and there's barely any ice left at the North Pole.

The heat stoked wildfires that continue to burn out of control and have overwhelmed the country's firefighters, while an unparalleled drought withered crops so severely that Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin took the radical step of banning all grain exports.

Often times, passers - by may be injured or killed by falling debris, dangerous equipment left out in the open, holes or other road hazards not clearly marked, and fires burning out of control.

A fire that burns out of control can quickly destroy everything you own, including your home, personal possessions, and even your car and recreational vehicles.

Well, of late, there's quite a bit not to like, and the fire may be burning out of control.

But how did the fires start and why did they burn out of control?