Sentence examples for burnt spot from inspiring English sources

In this latter case of removing large tree debris along the river, the non-harvestable tree debris could be burnt on site with care to keep the burnt spot footprint small and to prevent scorch of the regenerating plants of native woody species.

Where tree debris was burnt, it is necessary to wait until the ash bed has cooled down, and cover the burnt site with sods of top soil and small plants from the areas around the burnt spot to ensure rapid recovery.

As a solution, I dragged the couch over the burnt spot, concealing the iron mark and my mistake, and that was that for the rest of the school year.

The higher vacuum degree could enhance the puffing effect, improve the crispness of the fish slices, increase the energy efficiency of microwave heating, and obviously decrease the burnt spots formation on the surface of the finished products.

He was also at the hospital the day Prince William was born Distinguishing features: A permanently sun-burnt bald spot from hours spent outdoors waiting for royals to appear on balconies Mundane musings: "Whether it can be as good the second time round?

"Almost every painting worthwhile has secrets, as far as I'm concerned," Mr. Scholder said while showing a visitor "Not Alone No. 2," an encounter between a woman and a dark shadow figure covered with burnt-orange spots.

Cathine appeared purple, while cathinone was a burnt orange moving spot.

As the surgeons removed the burnt skin, they spotted a tattoo etched on the patient's chest.

By the time we ate the second cheese, the rind was a burnt orange with black spots, which the book said was fine — it's only if you start to see blue spots that the cheese is spoiling.

Now, have you ever also found that just before this "after-party" descended into weird, spacey cigarette burnt silence, you've spotted someone, or a couple of people, saying to the group "alright guys, we're going to head".

but if it a poisoned troll, put a troll with maybe X's on its eyes or something, or if its burnt, put a few spots of black.