Examples of using Setting fire in English and their translations into Greek
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But it is trying to recreate such intervention by staging skirmishes at military barracks, setting fire to police stations
After setting fire to the bodies the Hitlers,
jail time, setting fire to the tails of dogs.
It is rather a monument because in 1821 the Turks killed 130 residents of the village who were hiding in the cave, by setting fire and suffocating them inside.
order' in one country are the most vocal advocates of anarchy and setting fire to government buildings in another.
finds himself committed to a mental institution after setting fire to his mother's house.
attacking the al-Watani hospital and setting fire to it.
They hide in their burrow while Slade tries trapping them by setting fire to the other end of the burrow.
and then setting fire to them, that wouldn't be possible.
with a pair of field-glasses, could plainly see Turkish soldiers setting fire to houses.
shooting civilians and setting fire to shops, choosing their targets purely on the basis of ethnicity.
DiCaprio portrayed Hank, Streep's character's troubled son, who has been committed to a mental asylum for setting fire to his mother's house.
But it is trying to recreate such intervention by staging skirmishes at military barracks, setting fire to police stations or marching on military headquarters.
attacking civilians and smashing and setting fire to six vehicles.
including four people caught while setting fire to cars.
someone broke the church's window and threw in firewood and towels, setting fire to the altar.
crowds rampaged through the streets, setting fire to buildings, looting shops
armed strikers surged into mine after mine setting fire to company buildings.
But pushing back boats from piers, setting fire to refugee camps,
the people of Siena revolted, setting fire to the records room in the municipal palace that housed the account books.