A fireplace burns into the evening and there's no cover.
The gas fireplace burns more cleanly than wood, and we went with fake logs since it is so dry out here.
She meets a handsome young police officer on the subway but on their first date, the restaurant fireplace burns up her sweater and she loses interest when she learns he goes bird hunting.
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One of the views is of that fine old fireplace that burned logs on chill days.
With the help of a policeman, Cianci, whose divorce had gone through the week before, held the man captive for three hours, in the course of which he poured liquor on him, hurled an ashtray at him, swung at him with a fireplace log, burned his eyelid with a lit cigarette, demanded five hundred thousand dollars, and threatened to put a bullet in his head.
Convinced I was lying to him, he took a stack of my old journals -- nearly ten years' worth of writing -- tossed them in the fireplace, and burned them while I watched, all because I wouldn't confess to something I'd never even done in the first place.
From both the living room and the kitchen, steps descend to a second living room with tiled flooring and a fireplace that burns both wood and gas.
The T-PAH concentration in the SHD sample was about 25 times higher than in the associated parking lot dust sample (7.8 μg/g), but no indoor source of elevated PAH could be identified − residents were nonsmokers, used electricity for heating and cooking, did not use a barbecue or fireplace, and rarely burned candles or incense.
Last year, as part of an effort to protect the city's air quality, Mayor Bill de Blasio signed a law prohibiting the installation of any new wood-burning fireplaces, and mandating that wood burned in a preëxisting fireplace have a moisture content of twenty per cent or less, by weight.
