Sentence examples for burn which from inspiring English sources

There is such thing as a "Cloud Burn," which is a burn caused by the UV rays not filtered by clouds.

All of these exercises also incorporate the legs and the core to increase your calorie burn, which will help you burn the fat over your arms.

As I said earlier, it's great for fat burning -- or more specifically, high calorie burn, which leads to fat loss.

TP concentrations in sawgrass were reduced from 689 mg/kg (30 days post-fire) to 285 mg/kg (125 days post-fire) after the burn, which is not significantly different from the 299 mg/kg found in non-burned areas.

"There's a weir we've built into the burn which stands 6in high.

"We get to do a slow burn, which isn't as common any more," she said.

The tissue ulceration is a chemical burn, which is sometimes referred to as 'tissue blanching'.

The Kildonan Burn, which runs through the estate, was the centre of the "Great Sutherland Gold Rush" of 1869.

Stricture formation is a late complication of caustic esophageal burn, which is a common problem in childhood.

Their feeding activity extracts the phloem sap of rice and causes damage known as 'hopper burn', which can be lethal to rice plants attacked by large populations of the insect.

Built of pale cullalo stone, the house was expanded and altered in 1827 to the designs of William Burn, which were not entirely successful.