Sentence examples similar to flame matter from inspiring English sources

This low-flame matter of international intrigue began in 2000, when the French couple came upon Colebrook while searching New England for a place to open a bakery.

He was so charismatic and handsome, and she was drawn to him like everyone else was, like a moth to a flame, no matter how much he would hurt her.

Do not flame -- no matter how much fun it is.

Only after the volatile matter flames extinguished, the char combustion commenced and was also very luminous.

You should probably just do whatever you've always wanted to do and let yourself burn out in a great debaucherous flame because nothing matters anymore.

Pollutants of interest included volatile organic compounds (VOCs), particulate matter, pesticides, flame retardants, phthalates, and perfluorinated compounds.

The flames leap around, solid matter is transformed into gas and energy, and the process itself is mesmerizing.

Whereas direct measurements of particulate matter in the flame were not made in this work, these observations on soot precursors along with theoretical flame emissivity considerations suggest that particulate loadings at the sooting limit also decreased in the order of increasing equivalence ratio and hence increasing flame temperature.

The role of thermal radiation in premixed flame propagation has been a matter for debate for decades.

Andy Slaughter, Labour MP for Hammersmith, has been swamped with letters and emails from consumers whose machines have burst into flames since he raised the matter during a recent adjournment debate in the Commons.

It only matters in fanboy flame wars.