Sentence examples for and burnt in the from inspiring English sources
This is the condition under which volatiles are well released from the coal and burnt in the heat-confined environment to sustain a high temperature.
At the end of the day's sport, the catch was brought back and burnt in the deepest secrecy on the drawing-room fire, with the door locked; because of the morals of the maids.
Rice and Coconut husks were respectively obtained from Badagry and Igbimo-Ekiti, southwestern Nigeria, and burnt in open air with the resulting ash sieved through sieve no.200.
It is likewise said that it is possible to make a person one's slave by feeding him or her the ashes of a crow whose stomach was stuffed with a conch and burnt in a cremation ground while repeating the goddess' mantra.
Most of the victims were women, children and babies of the Banyamulenge community who were shot dead and burnt in their shelters.
Danish embassies were attacked and burnt in several capitals, and some countries initiated a boycott of Danish goods.
aThese that are unique to each TPM hardware chip and "burnt in" during its manufacture.
"We see children killed, injured, mutilated and burnt, in addition to being terrified to their core.
Gary Usher, chef and owner of restaurants Sticky Walnut in Chester and Burnt Truffle in the Wirral, has been vocal on social media about his own dislike of the site, and has tested the system himself: "Last week I wrote a spoof review ('The manager ate my dawg') to highlight that their supposed fraud prevention is not fit for purpose.
It was rebuilt with international (mainly American) help, and burnt again in the second world war.In 1968, though, it was the Belgians themselves who cleft the book collection during their language wars.
Our analysis relates the events to existing conditions in terms of number of fires and burnt areas in the countries and regions where they occurred, showing that these large fire episodes do not follow the general trend of those variables and constitute outstanding critical events.
