Sentence examples for burning heating from inspiring English sources

In a case study, the system is used to provide thermal energy for drying tobacco in an existing propane burning heating plant at Bokito, Cameroon.

We live like animals in tents in burning heat".

A nuclear blast produces a blinding flash, burning heat and crushing wind.

At around 2,000m, the burning heat of the lowlands was moderated to a distant memory.

Westwood was philosophical enough as the feteing of Mickelson proceeded in the chill dusk that  followed days of burning heat and disabling tension.

Usually, the burning heat of cremation shrinks the collagen protein at the center of bones, causing them to warp and fracture.

In Melbourne's burning heat or under the roof during rainstorms, Martina Hingis rolls on unperturbed by the elements or her opponents in the Australian Open.

Swakopmund is sandwiched between the cold breakers of the South Atlantic and the burning heat of the world's oldest desert, but rather than a wild, remote, frontier town, it feels more like a rather genteel European seaside resort.

It is hard for anyone to see the gulls and pelicans, blinking up through a thick coat of muck that prevents them from flying, eating, taking a drink of water or escaping the burning heat along the Gulf coast.

In recent months, the Cornell lab has turned out a full-flavored habanero pepper without the burning heat, snap peas without the pesky strings, and luscious apples that won't brown when sliced — a huge boon to school cafeteria matrons plagued by piles of fruit that students won't eat unless it is cut up.

It appears that many of the chemical elements and compounds deposited on the Moon by passing comets, asteroids and meteorites eventually migrate to the polar regions, where the deeper, shaded craters provide permanent protection against the burning heat of the Sun, the scientists said.