arsonist

IPA: ˈɑrsʌnʌst

Examples of "arsonist" in Sentences

But generally the arsonist is a solitary creature, a loner.
DR JONATHAN PHILLIPS: The problem of the arsonist is the underlying personality.
Having him as a leader of the panel would be like calling the arsonist to put out the fire.
Guess brunette journalist witch can now add "arsonist" to her description of Darryl in her article.
He was convinced that the real target for the arsonist was a brothel in the next street, Leopold Crescent.
No matter how big the f ire, it was always put down to a ‘discarded cigarette unless the arsonist was arrested.
And Miller admitted the thought the arsonist is a local has caused him to take a closer look at people out walking late at night.
A serial arsonist is at work in Mount Hope, many more people die, and Mulligan, having no faith in the city's incompetent police and crooked politicians, embarks on a personal crusade to find the killer.
JOSEPH WAMBAUGH, AUTHOR, "FIRE LOVER": Well, originally it appeared that this guy's a disorganized serial arsonist, that is, an impulsive fire-setter who sets random fires, who's probably a nocturnal creature and a loner, and who doesn't plan for the severity of his crimes.