Sentence examples for burning longer from inspiring English sources

After burning longer than a day, the rig sank on April 22.

They deserve celebrations that will keep the flame of this great Olympic tournament burning longer.

The overall tree density may be reduced with continual burning over longer time periods because of increasing susceptibility of old trees to fire and the lack of recruitment.

That kerosene lamp burning was more strongly associated with TB than kerosene stove use may be because lamps are likely to be kept burning for longer periods than are stoves, which are used only during the period of cooking, and the lamps may be kept closer to people during the evening, increasing the effective intake fraction.

The simulations demonstrated that the primary opportunities for climate change mitigation are in shifting mill waste from burning to longer-lived products such as fibreboard.

The Bronx was no longer burning, it was bleeding.

Ladies and gentlemen: The Bronx is no longer burning.

Not only is he no longer burning bright, the Tiger invites us to celebrate the absence of anything resembling an old flame.

And it happened to John Edwards when he won a strong second place in Iowa in 2004.This year the populist flame is burning brighter and longer.

In this tableau, they represent two faces of a generation that grew to adulthood after Vietnam, after the fantasies and tragedies of the 1960s, after the civil rights marches were over, when the cities were still smoldering but no longer burning.

I looked at my notes as I walked and marveled at the last few pages: the dropped letters ("evertime"), weird misspellings ("recepsion") and now baffling abbreviations ("A and N tk abt ice ax t yrs ago: rmber") were clear proof that my mind was no longer burning its cleanest fuel.