"burned making" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process that is going on for a long time or requires a lot of effort. For example: "I've been burned making this project for weeks, but it's finally finished."
The company also found that a small amount of its waste could not be recycled or reused, but had some energy content when burned, making it attractive to waste-to-energy facilities.
The museum's entire documentation burned, making it very difficult to track missing works.
Many copies of the novel were burned, making original first editions rare and difficult to find.
Natural gas releases less carbon dioxide than coal when burned, making it an attractive alternative to coal-fired electricity production.
New "renewable" energy, including plants that run on landfill gas or wood or crop waste that can be burned, makes up just 7percentt of the carbon savings.
We made our case that every ton of coal burned makes an immediate contribution to the quantity of CO2 in the atmosphere and therefore a long-term and irreversible contribution to the greenhouse effect.
This, combined with the sheer amount of cash being burned, makes investors very twitchy when it looks like growth is slowing.
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Natural gas emits about half as much carbon dioxide as coal when it burns, making it an appealing alternative to coal for generating electric power.
Dan Burn, making his Football League debut for Yeovil, netted at both ends at the death as North End held on.
Or right clothing, it irritates the burn making it sore and could make it worse.
