Blazes in a sentence

A fire blazes in the background and a basket of logs promises hours of comfort.

Although trail finding was difficult in some areas, welcome red blazes reassured us that we were on track.

A national fire authority has put most of Northern New South Wales on high alert, as new data points to an increased risk of blazes this spring.

Before going blind Kai was used to help sniff out flammable liquids at fire scenes once blazes were extinguished to see if accelerants had been used and arson committed in a role that meant he relied on his nose just as much as his eyes.

Canada is currently facing its worst wildfire season in recent memory, with blazes burning in nearly all provinces and territories.

Chief Minister Natasha Fyles said the intentional lighting of fires was pulling resources away from naturally occurring blazes.

Even firefighters are finding it difficult to respond to medical calls and blazes.

Firefighters extinguished blazes that burned about 30 pavilions at the market, he added.

Garlow, 51, recently stepped down as chief of Santee’s fire department, ending a decades-long career fighting blazes around the region, and city leaders honored his service during a council meeting Wednesday.

High winds, low humidity, and dry fuel leave Massachusetts prone to potentially devastating blazes, Celino said.

However, those lightning strikes can start blazes that get out of control, burning vast areas and threatening roads, homes, and businesses.

In a Canadian fire season that is just getting started but could well become the worst on record, more than 400 blazes — over.

Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service has said it is doing everything in its power to prevent wildfires from happening, but added that many outdoor blazes start from the likes of campfires.

Officials say many blazes could have been prevented if residents adhered to a statewide burn ban that has been in effect since early August.

Pitin Creek and Lower Greata Creek are the biggest blazes as of Saturday morning, sitting at 0.4 hectares.

Quebec's natural resources minister says wilderness firefighters are now taking the offensive against the province's forest fires rather than simply reacting to the blazes.

The blaze has been described as Europe's deadliest wildfire so far this summer, as record-setting heatwaves unleash blazes across the continent.

The Donnie Creek fire is one of 83 fires burning in British Columbia, and one of 413 active blazes across the country.

The Fire in Context:The situation in Maui has evoked painful memories of other fatal blazes that have seared the American landscape.

The New Jersey firefighters also weren't trained to handle blazes that take place on cargo boats, a source said.