Sentence examples for bit of 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.

Baba ganoush, mutabal, patlican ezmesi – what other variations of smoky aubergine dip have you come across on your travels, and which other dishes benefit from a little bit of burning?

They're impressive (what? a bit of Burning Man?) and located between the New York-New York and Monte Carlo hotel-casino resorts.

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".

I personally hold the hot cup in hand for a some time, taking it all in and allowing it to cool down a bit for fear of burning my tongue.

"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.

However, in contrast to those on the Earth, automated drilling and sampling missions on the Moon raise the risk of burning bits.

I am here, at the scene of a breaking; broken bits, the metaphor of crushed paradise; forested history of burning; a trace element version of heritage.

A bitter bit of banter from, say, Morrissey about the smell of burning flesh. .

This stifling mixture of burning rubber and burning metal and burning human flesh and feces, everything burning.