Sentence examples for damage burning from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Christopher Ballard, the church's curate, said the flames had caused "significant damage," burning the wooden doors of two entrances and charring the foyer.

Suggesting that in the short-term developing economies might benefit from fossil fuels ignores the long-term damage burning those fuels will have on those developing economies down the line.

Forest fire as a hazard is usually evaluated in terms of loss of life, property damage (burning of buildings or complete (settlements), and the loss in timber.

Although disappearing over the horizon shortly later, the glow from the damaged, burning warship was consistently seen by the Germans until about 22 00, and sporadically until midnight.

We do serious damage by burning fossil fuels, but the price of those fuels does not reflect the costs of that damage.

Ball lightning has been reported to cause damage by burning or melting but is usually harmless.

Wildfires did $538 million in damage last year, burning hundreds of homes and driving away summer tourists.

That is because the incident, while troubling from a safety standpoint, resulted in no injuries or damage beyond burning some extra jet fuel.

The movie brought back two news images to my mind; the first was the farcical attack on Glasgow airport in 2007, in which a man drove a car with explosives into the airport's glass doors, doing these doors a certain amount of damage and burning himself to death.

There's no way to figure out the untold billions of dollars worth of damage that burning coal has caused to our air and water.

The color change could also be because of damaging (burning) of the cathodoluminescent Cu CdS film due to continuous bombardment of the emitted electrons.