Sentence examples for burns of from inspiring English sources

They also speak of the extensive burns of white phosphorus.

Controlled burns of oil — only tested in 1989 — have been conducted regularly in the gulf.

Aboriginal elders advise on projects such as monitoring endangered species and conducting controlled burns of vegetation.

The burns of prehistory, in their natural mosaic, were smaller than the ones today.

The bridegroom is a stepson of Virginia Hackett Burns of New York.

Godzilla's skin looks like the burns of the bombing victims, and his breath itself is a destructive fire".

The most suitable candidates for these firings are the large number of SRM retro-burns of return capsules.

Utilities get burned when they stray from their core business, says lawyer Robert Burns of the National Regulatory Research Institute.

He is a son of Patia Herbert Burns of Deer Isle, Me., and of the late Denis H. Burns.

And Mr. Burns, of course, is the king.

Besides Kissinger, another absentee was John Burns, of the Times.