Sentence examples for first burning from inspiring English sources

That would be our first burning question," said Judith A. Jacobs, a Democrat who is the presiding officer of the Legislature.

The twice-a-week exercisers also were using more energy each day than they had been at first, burning almost 100 calories more daily, in addition to the calories used during workouts.

We learn how to make a prison tattoo, first burning a plastic canister, usually of Speed Stick, then mixing the soot with toothpaste and water to make the ink.

Between going through the local rites of passage - her first burning sip of Thunderbird, dealing outside the school gates and a teenage abortion grisly enough to act as pro-life propaganda - she plots her escape.

On this ground, seven among the largest countries in the world ( China, Europe, India, Japan, Russia, South-Korea, US) have decided on the strategy to pursue the development of fusion through international collaboration and are building together the large facility, called "ITER", the first burning plasma to produce after 2025 half a gigawatt of fusion power.

Bravery is the firefighter who walks into their first burning building.

The one-hundredth burning man will be a bizarre moment and, I'm afraid, not the end of this — not even close.

The one-hundredth burning man will be a bizarre moment and, I'm afraid, not the end of this not even close.

The Cardinals botched a double steal of home to end the sixth, burning two pinch-hitters in the process, when Scott Rolen broke from third too early after Marrero got hung up between first and second.

Their 6,000-horsepower 6,000-horsepowerly 40 timengines of your Honda -- can coveroughlyuarter-mile track from a dead stop in under five seconds, burning at least 10 gallons of nitromethane fuel in the process.

Patent applications by Gilleland and his team describe two connected waves traveling through the fuel cylinder at a little less than a half-inch per month, one creating enough fast-moving neutrons to keep the chain reaction alive, and the second burning up the fuel.