Sentence examples for edge of burn from inspiring English sources

We are on the edge of burn".

These pilots are flying at sub-100-foot elevations, performing high-speed maneuvers so that their sprays reach the very edge of burn zones but they don't crash head-on into the trees.

Putting the pedal to the metal for 90 minutes is one thing, but at two hours it's more of a slog, battle-fatigue teetering on the edge of burn-out and even boredom.

At 2 hr after wounding, the first neutrophils were seen entering the wound, and the majority were found 150 500 μm from the edge of the burn.

The stands differed in the amount and composition of residual tree retention, salvage- and aquatic-edges, degree of burn severity (all measured at 100 and 500 m buffers), as well as landscape-level variables such as distance to previously burned forests.

If the decades needed for trees to invade from forest at the edge of severe burns exceed the fire return interval, chaparral may emerge as an alternative stable state to forest.

Although third degree burns are considered painless, 0.03 mg buprenorphine i.v. was administered before the burn and every 12 h subsequently to provide analgesia for the edges of the burn area, which may be second-degree burns.

Moreover, the literary genre is undone by the introduction of footnotes (which blur the line between fiction and fact), and the narrative transparency subverted by the fact that the novel asserts its own materiality with interpolations such as "(the rest of the sentence burned, illegible)" and "(edge of the folio burned)".

As night fell, tracer rounds lit the sky and buildings on the edge of the city burned.

What I've just told is a Korda story: an anecdote with the edges of truth burned off.

These scorched trees were found in narrow zones at the edges of completely burned areas.