Sentence examples for ever burning from inspiring English sources

And thus Numa, a man curious in such things, and whose wisdom made it thought that he conversed with the Muses, consecrated fire, and ordained it to be kept ever burning, as an image of that eternal power which orders and actuates all things.

According to T-Mobile "customers can watch all they want from nearly 90 participating Binge On providers including Netflix, HBO, Hulu, YouTube and Sling TV without ever burning up their high-speed data". Even Verizon's Go90 service was included in the Binge On program from the start, which may have eased any concerns from regulators.

In the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire ever, burning since Nov. 8, at least 79 people have died and more than 12,000 homes have been destroyed.

Similarly, Sir Norman Rosenthal, former Head of Exhibitions at the Royal Academy, also spoke to its importance in an ever burning discussion.

One of the hottest conversations in America is the perennial one about work-life balance, from moms too busy to take maternity leave to more women than ever burning out in the workplace by age 30.

Breast cancer risk was increased among women reporting ever burning synthetic logs (which may also contain wood) in their homes (OR = 1.42, 95% CI 1.11, 1.84), but not for ever burning wood alone (OR = 0.93, 95% CI 0.77, 1.12).

3. Do your eyes ever feel burning? 4. Do your eyes ever have blurring and fluctuating vision? 5. Do your eyes ever feel irritation? 6. Do your eyes ever feel foreign body sensation?

Have you ever regretted burning down Black Ark Studios, which had been where you made many of your greatest recordings?

THE CAMP FIRE, the blaze that all but wiped Paradise off the map last fall, heralds something new for all of us a state of affairs that out-going governor Jerry Brown characterized as the "new normal" (and later, the "new abnormal"): larger, costlier, more frequent wildfires in the state than ever before, burning almost year-round.

They also point out that unlike gas taxes, the rules do nothing to discourage Americans from driving ever more miles and burning ever more gasoline.

He was a meteor moving ever slower but burning always brighter right up to his death in 1943 at 66, alone in a hospital in Ellsworth, Me.