Sentence examples for a burn from from inspiring English sources

It is far too close to the face, and the last thing you want is a burn from an iron.

Dan Humiston, president of the Indoor Tanning Association, railed against the media's reaction to the study, which he says only confirmed what everyone already knew: a burn from an indoor tan is as dangerous as one obtained at the beach.

Just under 40% of females reported ever being burned while indoor tanning, as compared to 21.7% of males (P value = < 0.001), yet the median number of burns among those who had experienced a burn from indoor tanning was not significantly different by gender (P value = 0.466).

You will get a burn from it.

Encouraging the attachment of the emergency brake cord when using particular equipment could reduce the severity of injury following a fall (such as a friction burn from a treadmill belt) (Haddon countermeasure 8).

Non-serious adverse events associated with acupuncture were reported by eleven patients: eight experienced pain from the needles (three of the eight also reported nerve pain, bruising or fatigue), one had bruising from the needles, one had a slight burn from a moxibustion stick, and one had itchy and swollen skin where one of the needles had been inserted.

He then drives to the emergency room, where some guy comes in with a bad burn from having a pressure cooker explode in his face.

Soil samples were collected two days before, two days after and five times later (3, 6, 9, 12 months and after major rainfall) in the post-burn environment after a controlled burn, from the Maldon legacy mine site and analysed for PTM concentrations.

During the debate, Dole blamed all the wars of the 20th century on Democrats, prompting a famous burn from Mondale.

These cubes come in handy should you experience a household burn (from the oven or hot curling iron) too.

Pets can push their noses against the glass thinking that they are sniffing at the fire, only to get a nasty burn from the hot glass.