Sentence examples for burning late from inspiring English sources

Jack and Ennis passed a joint back and forth, the fire burning late, Jack restless and bitching about the cold, poking the flames with a stick, twisting the dial of the transistor radio until the batteries died.

On holidays, her children and grandchildren would visit her, their cars crowding the driveway and spilling onto the street, the lights in the house burning late into the night.

When residents feel unwell, they often turn to people like Mr. Otieno, the roadside drug vendor who wears a white lab coat and keeps the bulb in his stall burning late into the night.

The lights in the Gothic Parliament buildings on the banks of the Thames have been burning late this week as hot-tempered debates and hard-fought votes in the Commons and the Lords continued long into the night.

"For a fire to keep on burning late into the night, you need the logs to catch, and the world's economic firewood has long since been soaked by oversupply and feeble demand now exacerbated by a post-bubble psychology discouraging risk taking," observes Gross, who still believes stocks are overvalued.

To investigate the effect of early dry season burning on late dry season fires, fire radiative power (FRP) values of late dry season fires were compared for those fires which were either close (within 1 km; i.e. approximately within the same fire pixel) or far (>1 km) from early dry season fires during the same fire season.

The phosphorus had stopped burning by late tonight, officials said, but most of the residents who were evacuated were not being permitted to return to their homes.

The images show that fires were still burning as late as Aug. 22 in Georgian villages north and east of Tskhinvali, South Ossetia's capital.

The fire was burning loudly late that night as we rolled our bags and tied them to our packs while Robert and his family slept in their tent.

Couldn't it have been put out the same day it started burning?" A late-afternoon lightning storm punctuated the skies here on June 28, and several residents called 911 to report smoke coming from the mountains.

Prescribed burning in the late dormant season is the prescribed fire season most common in North American grasslands and is limited to after snow melt and before vegetation greenup.