Sentence examples for burn work from inspiring English sources

"They want to ignite, burn, work for 12 hours, drink for another 5 and then see who gets here first in the morning with the worst hangover," Mr. Laybourne said.

And that's made Louisiana the biggest energy consumer per capita in the U.S. Louisiana's energy burn worked out to 912 million British thermal units per person in 2015, the most recent year for which data is available from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Art is a slow burn, working its gift on individuals.

The Aug. 30 engine burn worked well, changing Juno's velocity by 770 mph (1,240 kph) as planned.

Understand how freezer burn works.

Then, common to all internal-combustion engines, the air-fuel mixture is burned, work is extracted from the expansion of the hot gaseous products of combustion, and ultimately the products of combustion are released through the exhaust system.

Kenny has practiced international maritime law for over 13 years as well as prosecuting horrific injury claims as a result of crashes, explosion burns, work place injuries and deaths, hospital errors and very large commercial claims all on a pure contingency basis.

Measures like defensible space and prescribed burns work.

The watch is able to track your heart rate in beats per minute (BPM), displaying the average during the time it took to workout, and then converts this to display the active and total calories burned during the exercise ("active" calories means those that you burned working out and "total" is the active calories as well as the resting calories - those would have burned anyway by doing nothing).

Burns' works are concerned not only with the images themselves, but also make a playful show of how the images have been rendered.

In this study, 417 victims (87.61%) got chemical burn at work, of which 355 victims (74.58%) worked in private or individual enterprises.