Sentence examples for burning has been from inspiring English sources

In other locations where conditions are similar but rainfall is not so reliable or burning has been a factor, savannas are found.

His family have been innkeepers for three generations and farmers since time immemorial, and schnapps burning has been a late-autumn ritual for 40 of Gerhard Liegl's 57 years.

A study this month indicated that soot from industry, cars, farming and wood fuel burning has been responsible for half the total temperature increases in the Arctic between 1890 to 2007.

Although flag burning has been on the wane since the war protests of the 1960's, supporters of the amendment argue that a single desecrated flag is one too many.

"From rush to splinter, to a shellful of fish oil, to candle, to paraffin and eventually to electricity, keeping the light burning has been part of the husbandry of the islander".As far back as 261BC, Ptolemy I started building the Pharos of Alexandria, standing over 400 feet tall with an open bonfire that could be seen 29 nautical miles away.

Biswell (1989) suggests that such burning has been instrumental in shaping California's vegetation.

As a result, the dangers of fossil fuel burning have been implicitly downgraded.

Eleven instances of flare-ups or burning had been reported since June but no deaths or injuries.

The burning had been planned to coincide with the ninth anniversary tomorrow of the 9/11 attacks on New York and Washington.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Two Afghans died in a remote area of eastern Afghanistan on Sunday when the police fired into a crowd protesting the planned burning of the Koran in Florida, a day after the burning had been called off.

Plainly the line – almost half a century old now – was picked to show just how long the impacts of fossil fuel burning have been known in the corridors of the highest powers.