Sentence examples for burned between from inspiring English sources

Available evidence suggests that ongoing vegetation and climate change could significantly increase the rate of burning in northern tundra [8], which is currently dominated by low-biomass communities (graminoids, herbs, and dwarf shrubs) that seldom burn [e.g. only 3% of Alaskan tundra burned between CE 1950 and 2005; Fig. 1; 9].

It was as if a strong light were burning there, and he was blind within it, unable to know anything, except that this transfiguration burned between him and her, connecting them, like a secret power.

In 1913, the town burned between 12,000 and 14,000 cords of wood, with the Northern Commercial Company (owners of the power plant) burning 8,500 cords alone.

A candle burned between them, and he moved it aside.

Prescribed fires burned between 30% and 97% of our bird survey points.

Since the 1970s, prescribed fires have burned between 12,200 and 15,600 acres per decade.

There is also a very wide difference in calories burnt between one person and another.

Around 13,200 London houses were burned down between 2 and 5 September 1666.

The education ministry's own statistics show that 20 schools were bombed or burned down between March and October 2010.

The air-water combination minimizes the amount of air injected and the amount of in-place oil burned (to between 5 and 10 percent).

About 20 miles north, in the mainly Kikuyu town of Timboroa, nearly two-thirds of the buildings in the town, including a school, were burned down between 1am and 4am on Sunday by Kalenjin gangs approaching from four sides.