Sentence examples for burning stations from inspiring English sources

Digital On-Demand's kiosk could take just as long, depending on the number of CD-ROM burning stations installed behind a counter.

To date the chain has sold 500,000 copies of a Ray Charles compilation, helping the CD top the charts; this year it is rolling out CD burning stations that let customers assemble their own albums, complete with personalized jackets.

Unfortunately, potentially reject fly ashes (rFA), which do not comply with standard requirements, comprise a significant part of the total amount produced in coal or lignite burning stations.

This is the largest wood pellet burning station in North America as of 2014 when it was converted from lignite coal burning to wood pellets.

Protesters responded Wednesday by burning police stations and other government buildings.

Late last month, the authorities arrested 15 people after Salafists went on a rampage, burning police stations and attacking bars selling alcohol in several towns in the northwest.

Inspired by the front, others rose up, burning police stations, looting and plotting, setting off a chain reaction now reaching Port-au-Prince.

Ms. Qaddafi initially dismissed reports of the handful of nights two months ago when protesters took over the streets of Tripoli and almost every other big city, pulling down Qaddafi posters and burning police stations.

Buildings were burning, gas stations were on fire, it was truly amazing, 'amazing' as in nothing I have ever seen before in my 18 years of living in Fort McMurray.

"Syrian Arab Army units are working to restore security, stability and normal life to Hama after armed terrorist groups perpetrated acts of sabotage and killing through setting up barricades, breaking off roads, attacking and burning police stations, using different kinds of weapons," according to Sana's account of the violence in Hama.

She described: the "systematic and routine" arrests of bloggers and activists on fabricated charges, often of "burning police stations"; arrests of people labelled "Salafists" who were out of the country at the time their alleged crimes were committed; and the arrests of children.