His strategy of subtle pressure and misdirection served to further his political goals while avoiding the firestorm of popular indignation that would have resulted from a direct campaign of suppression.
His expanded version of a short satire, originally published in 1714, caused a firestorm of controversy during which on two occasions this volume was charged with being a public nuisance.
This dispute was not done in rapid fire, was not the sort of intellectual firestorm that now agitates the correspondence columns of literary reviews, but was enacted in stately leisure.
Swept by tornado winds, they rush together in a single firestorm.
The fire quickly turned into a firestorm with vortices of flames carrying burning shingles and wood throughout the park.
The firing set off a firestorm of protest from devoted fans.
The fire quickly spread into dense forest, creating spot fires that trapped some of the firefighters in a firestorm.
The third level fireball, known as the firestorm, is extremely powerful against single targets.
