Sentence examples for burning african from inspiring English sources

He merrily recalls dangerous desert missions under the burning African sun from the comfort of his armchair at a lavish Mayfair hotel in rainy London.

Even when Ms. Basinger has her hands in the dirt, she appears to be floating through the movie like a Tennessee Williams wraith, her beautiful face with its deep-set squinting blue eyes a largely unreadable mask, her milky complexion untouched by the burning African sun.

We see guerrillas firing at one another in a burning African village.

But expansion and acceleration of these sources should be the focus of economic development, not burning South African coal.

Anybody [who] turns their back on the burning edifice of African biodiversity is someone who refuses to participate in extinguishing the fire".

10 18 19 In one study, there was a high standardised mortality ratio for suicide by burning for Caribbean and East African born men and a 10-fold increase for Indian and Pakistani born women.

And there was plenty about the captain – a glint in the eye, an edge to the voice – that left no one in his presence in any doubt as to the South Africans' burning determination to avenge the defeat by the Lions a dozen years ago.

"Unfortunately, even as we see movement towards equality and acceptance (the Supreme Court ruling on the Defense of Marriage Act), we also see the evidence of deeply rooted, learned hatred (the murders in South Carolina and the subsequent burning of African American churches).

In just less than two years, Lamu's coal-fired power plant will roar to life, burning coal from South African mines arriving by ship, before eventually moving to exploit its own deposits about 350 kilometers (217 miles) away.

The associated odds increase significantly for South Asians born in Asia compared with UK born South Asians (χ MH 2 = 3.60, 95% CI 1.28 to 7.67, p=0.001), and while the odds of an association between suicide by burning are greater for African born South Asians compared with UK born South Asians, the association is not significant (χ MH 2 = 1.54, 95% CI 0.50 to 4.83, p=0.663).

"Burning schools, burning markets.