Sentence examples for burn form from inspiring English sources
As "To Murder Sleep" has it, "the Gold Experimental Cup" is won by those who "burn form in its own effigy"; this matters because it's the dream logic of such formal devices as rhyme that rehearses the "other side" ("whereof we cannot speak") of both poetry and life.
If a metal sample has a large enough surface area, it can burn to form superoxides.
Generation of fusion energy for practical use also relies on fusion reactions between the lightest elements that burn to form helium.
In air, thorium turnings burn to form the simple dioxide, ThO2, also called thoria or thorina.
Ammonia burns in air, or in oxygen, causing the hydrogen atoms to burn off, forming water and leaving free nitrogen.
It is common that an esker or a black skin burn mark forms and it falls off many days after treatment in PTT.
If the swelling and the irritation weren't bad enough, somewhere on the flight across the country my immune system had begun to respond to the procedure the way it does to an extreme sun burn, by forming a fever blister.
Additionally, the higher energy content of solid coal compared with its liquid derivatives — a form used extensively by Germany in World War II — gave G.M.'s engineers a good reason to pursue development of a turbine that could burn the solid form.
Contents can fall out in burning ember form and burn holes in clothing.
Over the next two hours or so, you want the logs to burn down slowly, forming a thick layer of dusty-looking white-hot embers.
