Sentence examples for fully burned from inspiring English sources

Peace has not come to Iraq, the feuds have not fully burned out, but the center holds.

"I saw six or seven people fully burned lying on the ground," said Jeet Hazarika, a 32-year-old lawyer in Guwahati, who spoke in a telephone interview.

More generally, has any good England player been cut less slack by supporters than Broad?" Actually that's a really good point – maybe Broad the batsman has never fully burned himself in.

According to Kershaw the corpses of Braun and Hitler were fully burned when the Red Army found them, and only a lower jaw with dental work could be identified as Hitler's remains.

#Warraq police station fully burns down #Giza #Egypt #SaveEgypt #SisiTheButcher http://t.co/6WgXqT8qtZ — NusaibaHamsawiyyah (@NusaibaTheReal) 14 Aug 13 The 17-year-old daughter of a prominent Muslim Brotherhood leader, Mohamed al-Beltagy, was shot dead on Wednesday as security forces stormed a pro-Morsi protest camp in Cairo's Rabaa al-Adaweya square, the group said in a statement.

When food is plentiful, most of the cell's NAD is locked up in metabolizing glucose; the sir2 protein is in passive mode, because it has little NAD to work with, and the cell or organism, with its genes fully active, burns the candle of life at both ends.

Last month's Thomas fire, which authorities are still working to fully contain, has burned 281,000 acres in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. .

The resin has been fully burned-out and carbonized after 8 min of fire exposure.

But it will do so in burners full of rich oxygen, so the coal is burned more fully and produces a nearly pure stream of CO2 and water vapor making the CO2 easier to collect and store than in traditional plants.

Police said the 18-year-old ran towards the altar of the packed church but the explosives in his backpack only burned, not fully exploding.

This chapter investigates the operation of Stirling engines using biomass and wood chips that can be burned in fully automatic furnaces with regard to economic viability and technical feasibility.