Sentence examples for burning volcano from inspiring English sources

This is a carefully crafted character: on the inside, you are a burning volcano of sexuality but on the outside you are a perfect lady.

In Venezuela, ours is burning like a volcano.

From the volcano, burning rocks and columns of smoke and ash erupted into the air.

He affirmed, "Slavery is felt to be a moral volcano, a burning lake, a hell on the earth, the smoke and stench of whose torments ascend upward forever".

VICE explores how this "volcano" of burning refuse has affected the lives of residents on one of Greece's most beautiful islands, and finds that the issue of garbage management in Greece is more complicated than it initially appears.

As late as 1768, the first edition of Encyclopædia Britannica gave voice to a common misconception by defining volcanoes as "burning mountains, which probably are made up of sulphur and some other matter proper to ferment with it, and take fire".

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After witnessing the eruption of the Mount Vesuvius in the bay of Naples, Italy, on 24 August, 79 C.E., ancient Roman scientist and writer "Pliny the Younger" documented how the volcano mouth spit burning rocks and ashes upon the nearby region.

For example, aerosols (particulates released from volcanoes and from burning coal and diesel that cause cooling by reflecting sunlight) and low solar activity over the past decade likely played a role as well.

Important natural sources include volcanoes and biomass burning.

The main natural sources of Hg relate to evasion from marine surface waters, biomass burning and volcanoes emission making Hg contamination a global concern.