Sentence examples for * combusts in from inspiring English sources

This all combusts in Pini's diabolical plan for the Temple Mount.

Coal often spontaneously combusts in the mine below, sending dust and smoke billowing through gardens and homes.

In a story that weaves in multiple themes that touch on belief, knowledge and accepted behaviour, the Lie Tree is a wonderfully symbolic invention: it will only grow in the dark and spontaneously combusts in the light.

In a sense, "A Huey P. Newton Story" is a companion piece to Studio's "Hip 2: The Birth of the Boom". Smith's Newton combusts in the hell that the latter show's Afro Jo is struggling to stay out of.

Whether promulgating psychoanalytic theories to his listeners on his radio show produced by his low-brow single friend and coworker Roz Doyle Peri Gilpinn) or sticking his expansive forehead into the business of his family members, Frasier's elitism clouds his advice, which more often than not combusts in his face, leaving his abounding ego bruised.

The element - which is so reactive that it spontaneously combusts in its pure form - is used by plant and animal cells to store energy.

In July, he combusted in Atlanta.

They might make a deep run into the playoffs, or egos might combust in spectacular fashion.

I gratefully watched colors combust in Kirchners and Noldes under translucent, all-skylight ceilings.

However, almost exactly four years before, Alex Ferguson combusted in remarkably similar fashion at Upton Park.

This can then be combusted in a type of power plant called Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle.