Sentence examples for burning faster from inspiring English sources

One passenger told The Hindu newspaper: "The curtains were the first to catch fire, burning faster than we could react".

"We have more fires, burning hotter and burning faster, and we have reduced water pressure," said Capt.

Boreal forests are burning faster than they have in 10,000 years, with fires starting earlier and ending later.

You could also try a cooking oil but be careful of the potential for burning faster during baking; keep an eye on it.

I cannot tell you how many times I have seen people pour lighter fluid on coals that have already started to burn but are not burning fast enough to satisfy the cook.

That fuse is burning fast.

Words, after all, are tricky, undependable things, and Dom communicates just fine with glares (darting, lingering, burning) and gears (fast, faster, fastest).

Mr. Olbermann did excellent on-air work for CNN, Fox, ESPN, and MSNBC, but that never stopped him from burning bridges faster than they could be built.

Even so, as the unkempt forests have thickened, wildfires that do occur have grown alarmingly in intensity, burning hotter, faster and more destructively.

China is now the world's largest coal consumer, and its power plants are burning coal faster than its aging railroads can deliver it from domestic mines, most of which are in the north.

China is burning coal faster than its largest miner can pull it out of the ground.