Sentence examples for burning high from inspiring English sources
However some scientists have claimed that using the gas would be better than burning high carbon fuels like coal.
And Suárez, his confidence burning high after a move last season to Liverpool, was arguably the sharpest individual at this Copa.
Acid rain resulting from burning high sulphur content coal has virtually been eliminated; the loss of ozone from the stratosphere due to CFCs has been halted; pollution in our cities due to car exhaust fumes has been massively reduced.
The work, by Eric Fischl, depicts a naked woman plunging from a trade center tower, just as numerous people had fallen after desperately leaping from its burning high floors.
This study presents combustion and emission results obtained using a prototype pellet furnace with 7 32 kW capacity (designed for burning high ash content pellet fuels) for four biomass pellets: one grass pellet and three wood pellets.
Cain understood the ravages of heroin as well as anyone, and his novel summons that devastation without mercy or reserve: a pusher shoving ice up a woman's vagina to bring her back from an overdose, or a "haunted huddle" of junkies "nodding, stinking, burning, high," lit by the glow of a TV playing cartoons.
It called on states with reactors burning high-enriched uranium to switch to the low-enriched sort.Several countries went further.
Nanotech may even help reconcile the oxymoron "clean coal". Berkeley Lab researchers are now investigating the use of nanoparticles as a binding agent for CO2 captured from the combustion gases produced by burning high-carbon fuels.
When the firefighters had forced the door of the burning high-rise apartment, the visitor said, a gust of wind from an open window had blown flames onto them.
For one thing, officials said they are evaluating whether to change the policy of locating command posts in the lobbies of burning high-rises, where large numbers of commanders could be suddenly lost.
There it is cooled to -90C, turning it into liquid for shipping more than 3,500 miles across the Atlantic in "Dragon Class" tankers, burning high-emission shipping fuel, over about 10 days.
