Sentence examples for burn large from inspiring English sources

But many of the countries who produce or burn large quantities of fossil fuels are against reducing the target, with Saudi Arabia and Venezuela strongly opposed.

As China scours the world in search of new oil supplies, one hope is that the country's old oil fields in the Bohai Gulf, which also happen to be near chemical plants that burn large amounts of coal, could see a second life.

If you burn large pieces of wood, then try it for neatly storing kindling.

The Bagger has to wonder whether his particular brand of stardom – slow burn, large impact – will ever land him in a Big Movie.

Once the engineer is gone, the local builder may widen the stove's mouth so it can burn larger sticks, only to draw in too much cold air.

Fires ignited by rare winter lightning strikes could burn larger areas due to dry conditions that typically persist during that season.

A rim fire burning in the Stanislaus National Forest near Yosemite National Park may be a taste of the types of fires some regions will experience in the future according to a new Harvard study, which suggests that wildfire seasons will last nearly three weeks longer, be twice as smoky and burn larger areas in western states by 2050.

But where do you go to burn a large, much loved piece of furniture?

It offers succor to the investment banks that contributed to this mess and will burn through large piles of taxpayer money.

These well-promoted start-ups have tended to burn through large amounts of investment capital only to get clobbered by Intel's marketing and engineering might.

And yet the whole drift of political currents — especially in the wake of last night's Massachusetts result — is away from Obama's agenda, and toward a kind of populism that, like a wild fire, can shift directions with any light wind that blows through and quickly burn up large tracts of land (it just immolated Martha Coakley).