Sentence examples for burns blue from inspiring English sources
When you strike a match the flame burns blue closest to the source of combustion.
It introduces a retired NASA scientist named Addison Bain, an advocate of hydrogen fuel, who notes that the ball of flame was red; hydrogen burns blue.
The kitchen quickly figured out that the idli and dosa batters preferred a warm space near the griddle, where the pilot light constantly burns blue, allowing for the proper overnight fermentation.
If it burns blue it's a good batch.
Burns: Blue is a magical, felt-created, puzzle-solving puppy, so I think she is ageless.
I've been reminiscing about the good old days, back when our retinas weren't burned blue and white and privacy-related controversies did not abound.
There is also full frontal nudity in "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune," "Take Me Out" and "Burning Blue".
The Burning Blue is traditional fiction, saved from Boys Own Paperr sentimentality not only by the swearing and sex, but also by Holland's total immersion in the period.
"North Korea's No. 1 problem is electricity," Kim Young Il, a South Korean businessman, said, sighing, as the gas flames of a Korean barbecue burned blue into the Saturday night gloom.
Desperate Dan cacti rose out of the ground on either side of us, and a clear sky burned blue above us as we sped down the endless Suharito Road in a convertible.
