Sentence examples similar to bit burning from inspiring English sources

"I think anthropologists are going to look back at this and ask what is it about this tiny flickering bit of burning gas that somehow fills people's hearts with such joy?", said Johnson, relishing his role as chief cheerleader.

He says Fran got the small scar on her hand from a a drill bit or burning herself holding a hot cup of water.

This will add to the taste but also protect the skin of the tomatoes a bit from burning in the oven, helping them to brown without drying out.

He'd been tortured with electricity and with bits of burning nylon dropped onto his skin.

"Bits of burning debris were leaping into the sky and the fire had almost spread through to the central tower".

True, the money could do something else as we wait for all that bit-burning.

Adventis, an information industry consulting firm in Boston, predicts an "inferno" of bit-burning applications once high-capacity networks overcome the last-mile bottleneck -- the delay in hooking up a high-speed Internet network to homes or businesses.

"It's mainly slash and burn agriculture in Madagascar... which means chopping down a bit of forest, burning the trees, planting rice on the fertile soil.

So anything that offers the prospect of cleaning it up is attracting a great deal of interest.Standard pulverised-coal (PC) generation can be made a bit cleaner by burning the fuel at higher temperatures.

"I'm bothered by the fact that I think we're a better football team than we're playing right now," Ryan said, adding, "There's probably a little bit more fire burning in me than I'm letting on".

He wound down the restaurants within five years, and Walgreens went on to become a stockmarket star for the next 25.This is a bit like Cortes burning his boats so that his men had no choice but to make their old-world ways succeed in the new world.