Sentence examples for actually burning from inspiring English sources

The journey from deciding to burn the money to deciding how to burn the money to actually burning the money was a long one.

"Knowing you can burn a number if you want to is sometimes more important than actually burning it," Cohn explains.

Europe is actually burning more coal than ever.

We want to put our hands in just far enough to feel the heat without actually burning ourselves.

This is the latest effort to entrance customers looking for the most realistic living flame effect possible, without the messy business of actually burning anything solid.

"But what happens when you exercise is that you reset your baseline metabolic rate, so that you're actually burning more calories the rest of the time".

And then I discovered that the fire was actually still burning, that it burned for at least a day or two beyond the point when I knew.

Well, the Inquisition didn't actually burn people alive; it told the state authorities that the heretics were hopeless, and they did the burning.

In some nations, "recycling" plastic actually means burning it for fuel, which creates an even bigger environmental hazard, said Kevin O'Connor, a researcher at University College in Dublin who has created a genetically modified organism that can recycle plastic.

He said the spark for it was actually the burning to death of a 16-year-old Palestinian, Mohammed Abu Khdeir, by Israelis earlier this month that set off clashes with security forces.

He discovered that people who said they were putting out the same effort on the rowing machines and bikes as on the treadmill actually were burning many fewer calories.