Sentence examples for burning field from inspiring English sources

"Why send a brand-new truck into a burning field?" asked Nancy Brewer, the city finance director.

The hot embers were flying everywhere, and Zulu field workers were armed with big sticks to bat the embers down as they tried to fly from the burning field to an adjacent field that was not ready for burning.

This quality motivated the researchers to work on this burning field to develop schemes ensuring better resistance to hostile attackers.

We see people under the rubble of a building, or victims of a natural disaster, or we see a burning field, or rockets that spell imminent doom...We view all these scenes on the screen shot by a photographer (or videographer).

All research indicates that the top three contributors to poor air quality are vehicular air pollution, especially diesel; combustion from household burning of wood, trash burning, field burning in rural areas, and coal-fired power plants; and dust from roads and construction.

"There is no slash and burn," a reference to the custom of burning fields after harvest.

The common practice of burning fields accounts for 20% of the crop's CO2 emissions.

Then comes the occasional smashed house, checkpoints and a disused railway line, followed by a village of ruins and burning fields where the shells have set the corn alight.

BELCHING tractors, farting cows, decaying rice paddies and burning fields make agriculture a culprit in greenhouse-gas production: according to the OECD, farming accounts for over 8% of all the methane, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide released (see chart 8).

After the Communists came to power, Mr. Paumer said, his group began to engage in small acts of sabotage in their hometown, Podebrady, burning fields and defacing posters of Stalin.

For days, the Syrian forces had been closing in on the town, Jisr al-Shoughour, bombarding the countryside and burning fields until Sunday morning, when they cleared explosive traps laid at the entrance to the town, according to witnesses and the government's own official dispatches.