Sentence examples for burning during the from inspiring English sources
Indians fever has returned to Cleveland this season, something the team hopes to keep burning during the frigid winter months.
African Violets And Gesneriads Many gardeners keep the horticultural flame burning during the winter with African violets and other members of the gesneriad family.
As that party's leader, he kept the flame burning during the dark days of Tony Blair's government, when devolution seemed to have killed nationalism stone dead.
For years now, he has been Wall Street's untouchable: the magazine-cover star who, when many of his rivals were crashing and burning during the financial crisis, guided his bank through it all, mostly unharmed.
It was the largest of several wildfires burning during the weekend in Colorado, and came about two weeks after a fire in the forested suburbs near Colorado Springs destroyed more than 500 homes and left two people dead.
He was the principal organizer of the first mass draft card burning during the Vietnam War, an activist in the Resistance (a nationwide organization against the draft), and a cofounder and president of the Cornell chapter of Students for a Democratic Society.
All were kept burning during performance, and the habit of lighting the auditorium persisted until late in the 19th century.
Welfare concerns of arson fires, burning during "hot-fire" conditions and the conservation implications of fire suppression (i.e. removal of a potential contributing factor to natural population regulation) should be integrated into fire management strategies for conservation areas.
Pain or burning during urination or sex.
But if it is missing some elements – including the ability to protect a warhead from burning up during the stresses of re-entering the atmosphere – it seems likely to achieve them soon.
In a statement on its Italian-language website, the collective accused the Catholic Church of being responsible for a long list of misdeeds throughout history, including the selling of indulgences in the 16th century and burning heretics during the Inquisition.
