| 41. | They believe that anyone who breaks the ban will suffer destructive fires that will break out against them and their households.
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| 42. | Muspilli is here invoked as a destructive fire, along with motifs from Germanic mythology such as Loki and the Midgard serpent.
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| 43. | Despite repeated destructive fires, at one time involving a charitable collection in London, Builth Wells grew as a traditional Welsh market town.
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| 44. | The most destructive fire in the city's history came in 1906, reportedly sending " rivers of burning whisky " through the street.
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| 45. | Meanwhile van Echut's small party advanced up the beach but came under a very destructive fire from the hill and were driven back.
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| 46. | In 1784 one of the most destructive fires in the history of the town broke out in the vicinity of the Loreto Church.
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| 47. | In December 1862 one of the most destructive fires recorded in the colony to that time occurred in the town s main thoroughfare.
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| 48. | The theory took root in January 1984 with an enormously destructive fire at a carpet warehouse on the south side of downtown Seattle.
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| 49. | Gregg is the second person employed to fight wildfires who is accused of setting blazes during one of the country's most destructive fire seasons.
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| 50. | While much attention has been given to the raging forest fires in Mexico, the risk for destructive fires also exists within our own borders.
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