| 11. | The Confederates, now occupying a strong position, laid down a destructive fire on the 62nd.
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| 12. | That has been a recurring theme in this young yet destructive fire season across the West.
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| 13. | The school suffered a destructive fire in 1942.
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| 14. | The Non-Line-of-Sight Cannon provided sustained fire for close support and destructive fire for tactical standoff engagement.
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| 15. | A somewhat less destructive fire occurred in 1872.
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| 16. | The rapidly deteriorating Baldwin Manufacturing then experienced two destructive fires at its new Arkansas plant in 1973.
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| 17. | In 1995, a huge destructive fire in the public market site affected the operation of the clinic.
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| 18. | This was a necessity given the destructive fires that regularly occurred during the hot dry summer season.
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| 19. | It has also four heads, which stand for holy fires Garhapatya, Dakshina, Ahavaniya and destructive fire.
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| 20. | Truly destructive fires used to be rare events, occurring every few centuries under conditions of severe drought.
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