Examples of using Devastating fire in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In 2002, a devastating fire consumed the church's entire roof.
Or, instead of standing on the ground, Mario is flying in the sky, flying andshooting at enemies flows devastating fire.
In 1920 a devastating fire destroyed a large part of the new factory.
The First skyscrapers have been constructed in Chicago which after a devastating fire of 1871 felt the big requirement for new buildings.
A devastating fire destroys one-third of Moscow, including 18,000 homes.
Arson was responsible for a devastating fire in Westchester today.
In 1887, a devastating fire destroyed most of the town, sparing only a few buildings.
Madam President, natural disasters occur every summer in Mediterranean areas- there is torrential rain or devastating fire.
You don't need a devastating fire to start designing a church from scratch.
Its birth dates back the fourth century AD andit was rebuilt in the nineteenth century, after a devastating fire that destroyed it almost entirely.
A devastating fire in 1955 destroyed much of the downtown area, but eventually the city recovered.
Defenses shoot streams of deadly arrows,let the devastating fire kernel is sent to the head of the most dangerous enemies of magic spells.
The devastating fire did not spare also a number of suburban streets with the wooden houses covered by straw.
The plantation finally yields a good harvest at long last, but a devastating fire breaks out in the processing shed, and the crops and all of the factory equipment are destroyed.
After a devastating fire, Vilter rebuilt a larger site and quickly rose as an industry leader, providing cooling equipment to ice plants, breweries, and packing houses.
I express my closeness to the dear people of Portugal for the devastating fire that is ravaging the forests around Pedrógão Grande, claiming numerous victims and causing injuries.
Fukuoka Castle, located adjacent to Ohori Park in Maizuru Park, features the remaining stone walls andramparts left after a devastating fire during the upheaval of the Meiji Restoration.
The church was rebuilt after a devastating fire in 1784 into the family tomb of the Dietrichsteins.
A devastating fire in 1890 gutted the interior of University College and destroyed thirty-three thousand volumes from the library, but the university restored the building and replenished its library within two years.
Many notable events occurred during Elizabeth's youth, including a devastating fire at Prague Castle in 1303, the death of her father, and the assassination of her brother Wenceslaus.
In 1969 A devastating fire destroyed the ship's engine room, starting the deck houses and the wood deck and put the operation at sea to an abrupt end.
The British guardsmen retreated with these Chasseurs in pursuit, butthe latter were halted as the 52nd Light Infantry wheeled in line onto their flank and poured a devastating fire into them and then charged.
On Saturday 3 January 1987, a devastating fire destroyed much of the town's historic parish church.
Its imposing form, culminating in five cupolas, has undergone numerous changes over the centuries, butthe basic design has survived despite a devastating fire in 1923 that destroyed the interior of the central ensemble.
The last memorable devastating fire arose in the summer of 1905 in connection with disorders among the substitute soldiers sent to Manchuria.
In Kobrin's center in military scrapes occurring at different times escaped shabby wooden a house,noted on Kobrin's plan of 1797 which by miracle managed to remain at the devastating fire which arose in the hottest part of the battle on July 15, 1812.
Forty six years later after a devastating fire(on August 22nd 1986) and a renovation process, Cine-Teatro Avenida was reborn.
Álvaro Siza Vieira is perhaps Portugal's best-known contemporary architect, and was responsible for minimalist landmark creations such as the Portugal Expo 98 Pavilion andthe massive restoration project in the Chiado shopping district that followed a devastating fire in 1988.
TheGrove Hotel, reopened after the devastating fire in 2015, is but steps away from the best beaches, shops, restaurants and bars around town.
In 1988 a devastating fire ripped through a large section of the Chiado district, and over the last 20 years it has been restored to its former glory, thanks to some of Portugal's top architects, such as Álvaro Siza Vieira.