Sentence examples for burning means from inspiring English sources

"The end of burning means the end of emissions into the air and the start of a cleaner environment," said County Legislator Richard G. Wishnie, a Democrat of Briarcliff Manor, a critic of sludge burning.

Professor James Hansen, director of Nasa's Goddard Institute of Space Studies, and perhaps the world's most revered climate scientist, warns that the "long lifetime of carbon dioxide emitted by fossil fuel burning" means that just slowing down emissions is no solution.

The theory is that less deep-tissue burning means less pain.

Improved fat burning means endurance athletes can go further before tapping into carbohydrate stores.

Burning means placing a card on the bottom of the barracks, and picking a fresh one up off the top.

But wildfire works at the edges, which in the counties now burning often means in areas that are meant to be bywords for security, houses that have retreated along an inland frontier from the mass populations of Los Angeles and the surrounding cities.

As we all know what a burning cross means, we all know what a noose means.

Mr Fresco's old employer, General Electric, is rumoured to be interested in picking up bits of Fiat on the cheap.But the rate at which Fiat is burning cash means that these asset sales alone cannot keep it aloft.

More astonishing, however, was to hear the most conservative jurist on the court -- and the man often accused of callousness about the plight of African-Americans -- let loose with a personal accounting of what a burning cross means to a black man in America.

Details of the liquid modeling approach, including thermodynamic specifications and descriptions of liquid spray at the nozzle outlet, influence the burning regime, mean gas temperatures, and emissions levels predicted by LES.

Generally, burning a Bible means building a bonfire or pyre large enough to completely burn the book up, then carefully placing the Bible in the fire and reverently watching as the Bible is burnt.