Sentence examples for burned slowly from inspiring English sources

But allowing fires to burn can go wrong, as happened last summer in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, where a fire that burned slowly at first grew out of control, burning about 145 square miles and costing $23 million to fight.

They burned slowly, at first, reluctant.

Palm trees burned slowly, their fronds crackling and moaning while a heavy stench of dead bodies wrapped the village.

That's really all there was to it, except to light the fire and watch as it burned slowly and consistently.

The first blimp, not filled with hydrogen, burned slowly at its tail end for a minute and a half and then foomph!

Each hot particle then burned slowly as it reacted with oxygen in the air.

Once lighted, it burns slowly inside the canister.

This grotesque moment came in a game that might just have decided the Premier League title, a collision which burnt slowly and eventually glowed.

A fire slowly burns into the background.

Just before the American Civil War the U.S. Army developed large, perforated, dense grains of black powder that burned more slowly and thus were a start toward the controlled burning ultimately achieved with smokeless powder.

Coal burns slowly and evenly, as The American Chemical Society explains in the latest in its Reactions series.