Sentence examples for burning over the from inspiring English sources

He said his motivation to write the play came from wanting to keep the "fires of anger and indignation and outrage burning" over the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

The phenomenal sales of his latest live DVD (half a million and counting), and an upcoming autobiography published by Harper-Collins this October, will keep the television interest in Carr burning over the summer months.

In fact, the scientists calculated, the Hadza's average metabolic rate, or the number of calories that they were burning over the course of a day, was about the same as the average metabolic rate for Westerners.

— With the controversy still burning over the nearly 200 pardons issued by Haley Barbour in his last days in as governor, the Mississippi Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday as to whether the pardons were constitutional.

James Hansen, the renowned climate scientist who deserves much of the credit for making global warming an issue in the first place, has argued forcefully that most of the climate-change problem comes down to just one thing, burning coal, and that whatever else we do, we have to shut down coal burning over the next couple decades.

A total of ten major fires were burning over the weekend, all part of the worst wildfire season in a decade.

"He is very smart and is there to protect Channel 4, the fire that is burning over salaries at the BBC will spread and perhaps a consideration is a new chief executive with pay in line with public office, not commercial industry," this source said.

I asked our raft guide, Taz, what we would do if the fire burning over that haunch of rock approached the river.

Here it is a Black Panther (Jackie Alexander, who also directs) and a Southern debutante (Traci Tolmaire) who try to keep the flame burning over more than 30 years.

A total of ten major fires were burning over last weekend, all part of the worst wildfire season in a decade.

A total of several major fires were still burning over last weekend, all part of the worst wildfire season in a decade.