Sentence examples for chamber burned from inspiring English sources

The force of explosions had also "vaporised" some bodies, and fires as hot as a cremation chamber burned for days.

The force of explosions had also "vaporized" some bodies, and fires as hot as a cremation chamber burned for days.

LEAD: While most of the Supreme Court's nine justices spent a good part of their three-month summerecessss out of town, the lights in their chambers burned late as their 33 law clerks plowed through papers in the nearly 100 new cases filed each week.

While an outside chamber is required, it adds a significant safety factor in the event the inner chamber burns out, and increases the efficiency of the burning fuel by insulating the inner chamber somewhat.

The engine configuration also makes it practical to tune the engine so that the fuel in a combustion chamber burns very quickly.

The combustion chamber burns the residual fuel (and air) left from the SOFC to raise the exhaust temperature to preheat the SOFC stack through an energy recovery unit.

The hall, built in 1097, has escaped destruction by fire twice, in 1834 when a blaze destroyed most of the old Palace of Westminster, and in the Blitz when the decision was taken to save the hall and let the commons chamber burn.

The historical and architectural importance of Westminster Hall were graphically demonstrated during the Blitz in 1941, when limited firefighting resources were used to save it rather than the adjacent House of Commons chamber, which burned to the ground.

How do you tell your Jewish kids that not very long ago, six million of their tribe were summarily rounded up, killed in gas chambers and burned in ovens?

The heated mixture is then directed through ports to the melting chamber, where it is burned over the glass melt.

The clean hot air expands in the turbine and then feeds the combustion chamber, where biomass is burned.