Sentence examples for danger of burning from inspiring English sources

Neymar is in danger of burning out before breaking out.

The house trailer was in danger of burning down.

ARE we in danger of burning out on Judson Dance Theater?

If everybody on the street is insuring one guy's house, it may be because they think his house is in danger of burning down.

The only thing that prevents greed is a guaranteed danger of burning your fingers to the knuckle if you go too far.

There is, however, a relatively large amount of current sourced to the three motors which required that we use proper circuitry capable of providing that current with no danger of burning themselves, the microcontroller, or the user, of course.

During that period, she met Mr. Mendes, a rubber tapper who organized workers to warn about the dangers of burning and clearing the forest and about the displacement of traditional Amazon communities.

Caldicott is a world-renowned anti-nuclear advocate who has spent decades warning of the medical hazards posed by nuclear technologies, and while agreeing about the dangers of burning coal, insists the best option is to ban nuclear power.

We spoke to farmers on the dangers and hazards of burning rice husk to health and environment.

"It's easier than ever to find out about new music, but at the same time movements in music can fall victim to saturation at such an increased speed that there's a danger of subcultures burning out before they've even achieved their creative potential".

When the honey is hot to the touch, but there is no danger of you burning yourself, dab it onto your blackheads and let it dry for around ten minutes.