Sentence examples for combustible it from inspiring English sources

"People try to thaw it out themselves using torches or whatever they have handy, and, well, if anything is combustible, it goes," he said.

Both left and right are aware of how politically combustible it could be if there were any indication that Germans' willingness to welcome refugees has been abused.

The choice of a solid reducer for hybrid propulsion is generally based on the quantity of gaseous combustible it can produce (expressed indirectly by the regression rate).

"I know now the world is rotting timber and it always sees men like you as a loosened ember, a loosie, lit and waiting to fall on all the combustible it be," she recites.

It is also far more combustible because it creates an identifiable enemy — a class that benefits disproportionately because of its unfair access to those who wield power.

It's too tentative to be combustible; instead, it just deflates.

It was not just a volatile and combustible place; it was an extremely dangerous place.

A combustible liquid, it could be shot from siphons or catapults, and it burst into flames on impact.

Neat PBT is highly combustible, so it is necessary to improve significantly its fire retardancy to meet the fire safety requirements.

If you had invited predictions a year ago about football's most combustible issue, it is unlikely that racism, the focus of sustained and successful efforts to kick it out, would have come anywhere near top of the list.

For such a combustible character, it is not surprising that Jose Mourinho has a history of falling out with colleagues at the various clubs he has managed.