Sentence examples for cause it to burn from inspiring English sources

Lower heat will make the process go very slowly, and higher heat will push the oil past its smoke point and cause it to burn.

The downside to using a non-draining surface is that the fats that excrete off of your steak as it cooks will pool around its edges and possibly cause it to burn.

Do not pile logs, wood, and other large pieces of kindling on top of your fire immediately after it has started burning, as this may quickly smother your fire and cause it to burn out due to lack of oxygen.

Do not let the water boil rapidly, as this can cause it to burn.

Ted Molczan, a sky watcher in Toronto who is also tracking the satellite, said tumbling would have little if any impact on the orbit's decay and the satellite's re-entry through the atmosphere, where the blistering heat of friction will eventually cause it to burn up.

Several reasons have been given as to why the lithium ion batteries used in the Dreamliner could emit smoke, including short circuits, however the report said only overcharging would cause it to burn.

The Republican Party survived McCarthyism because, ultimately, its excesses caused it to burn out.

"War acts on executive power as an accelerant," he writes, "causing it to burn hotter, brighter and swifter".

Paul P. Sipiera, adjunct curator of meteorites at the Field Museum, said the fireball effect was a result of friction and heat generated when a meteor hit Earth's atmosphere, which caused it to burn up and break apart.

The proposal suggested a single laser facility would be enough to remove all junk of this size in three years.Another way of slowing junk down, and thus causing it to burn up in the atmosphere, was proposed this month by Alliant Techsystems, a firm based in Minneapolis.

Tellurium dioxide is formed by heating tellurium in air, causing it to burn with a blue flame.