If you're like me, you feel a raw, burning, sinking sensation every time your inkjet printer notifies you that it is out of ink.
Around the same time, one of Hōshō's aircraft, crewed by pilot Shigeo Nakamura and observer Kiyoshi Ōniwa, discovered the burning, sinking.
"Border patrol wouldn't give us the truck because it had bullet holes in it", he said, adding that other delays came because of tsunamis, hailstorms, factories burning down, sinking ships and earthquakes.
The Americans had been careful at every step of the retreat up the Richelieu and across Lake Champlain to deny the British of any significant shipping, burning or sinking any boats they did not take with them.
Garrett Middlebrook, a co-pilot in one of the B-25s, described the ferocity of the strafing attacks: All seven of the transports were hit and most were burning or sinking about 100 km south east of Finschhafen, along with the destroyers Shirayuki, Tokitsukaze and Arashio.
Several days later, with fires still burning, it sank into the south Atlantic (where it lies to this day, designated an official war grave).
The FPA, or "free of particular average," clause excludes from coverage partial losses to the cargo or to the hull except those resulting from stranding, sinking, burning, or collision.
"To try to separate them out and study what health effects may be associated with burning it or sinking it in water — that's a lifetime of work for a toxicologist".
I had no burning urge to sink my savings into a pile of stones and sign away the rest of my life to a mortgage company.
After the carrier's survivors were rescued, including Fitch and the carrier's captain, Frederick C. Sherman, at 19 15 the destroyer fired five torpedoes into the burning ship, which sank in 2,400 fathoms at 19 52.
"It either went into the air as atmospheric emissions, and some of that is pretty toxic stuff, or there's a residue from burning crude that sinks to the ocean floor, sometimes in big thick mats".
