Sentence examples for burning rocks from inspiring English sources

Why are we burning rocks to charge our cell phones?

A shower of burning rocks killed Anibal Archila, a reporter for Canal 7, during the initial explosion.

Out in Sao Paulo's cracolandia on a recent night, emaciated men, and a few women, crowded around pipes, the soft glow of burning rocks lighting up the darkness.

If the environmental activists are looking for a conspiracy to explain why we are still "burning rocks" to power the Internet, perhaps they should look in a mirror.

"I remember first the ashes, then burning rocks, giant like this," he said, drawing a grapefruit-sized circle in the air with a finger.

The 2,552-metre 2,552-metreolcano exploded on 27 May, showering burning rocks onto villages, closing Guatemala City's airport and prompting President Álvaro Colom to declare a state of calamity in surrounding areas.

The peak of the volcano that dominates the Caribbean island of Montserrat is rising every day as burning rock and ash pile up, making an eruption almost inevitable, officials said today.

In Men Like Air, Tom Connolly presented the eye-watering revelation that "often she cooked exotic meals and put chillies or spices in her mouth while preparing the food and sucked him while the food cooked and then told him to fuck her while his manhood was burning rock-hard with fire".

The collapse of the eruption column produced numerous burning pyroclastic flows - high-density mixtures of burning rock fragments and hot gases - that descended downslope at great speed.

Chilean authorities told Reuters Wednesday the largest threat from the eruption is of possible pyroclastic flows, mixtures of burning rock and gas that can travel down from the volcano at speeds as high as 185 mph.

In many such places, the mining industry has simply adapted to the situation, working in and around the burning rock.