Sentence examples for even burning from inspiring English sources

Every touch electric, every taste you, every smell, even burning sugar, every cry and laugh.

At the smoking point, oils break down, giving foods an "off" flavor, or even burning them.

Karl Mathiesen (@KarlMathiesen) Even burning the reserves listed now will blow the carbon budget.

Religious parties staged vigorous demonstrations of thousands of people across the country last weekend to protest the campaign by Mr. Taseer, even burning him in effigy.

Piano movers are making regular runs to the dump, becoming adept at dismantling instruments, selling parts to artists, even burning them for firewood.

This year some went even further, marching to the weedy remains of villages destroyed in 1948, waving Palestinian flags and even burning Israeli ones.

The biggest pollution problem with coal, even before burning it, is the amount of methane released during mining.

Fossil-fueled plants in general, even those burning natural gas, emit carbon dioxide, which worsens global warming.

They were the first into the building, rushing in even as burning pieces of the plane fell from the sky.

Emotionally adrift, Judy is pursuing her libidinous impulses without regard for consequences, and even suggests burning up the rest of the money in a final act of liberation from culturally imposed roles.

The ICNIRP International Commission on Nonionizing Radiation Protectionnotesthatthat even without burning the skin, long-term IR exposure can cause skin hyperpigmentation, scaling and telangiectasias.