Sentence examples for furnace burning from inspiring English sources

Javid's department said SSI made a "last-minute and unrealistic" request for an "open-ended" government funding commitment to keep Europe's second-biggest blast furnace burning on the banks of the river Tees.

I like how the furnace burning earth instills in me reflexive gestures of timidity and self-pity and deference as I walk along the kinder surfaces, grass, say, or sand, unable ever to meet with my eyes the gaze of the sun.

Raziel revives Dumah and leads him into a giant furnace, burning him alive and absorbing his soul.

In the years before World War II, there had been a revolution in the understanding of the nature and evolution of stars as thermonuclear furnaces burning hydrogen into helium and elements beyond.

Smith took a picture of a steelworker whose goggles reflect two furnace fires burning brightly.

"That was the hottest breath of air we ever breathed," says one man speaking of what it was like to jump into water that had been turned into a furnace by burning oil.

"When a furnace is burning," he says, "it's heating up and it's cracking and it begins to degrade.

Some modified technologies propose combining a fluidized bed retort with a circulated fluidized bed furnace for burning the by-products of pyrolysis (char and oil shale gas) and thereby improving oil yield, increasing throughput, and decreasing retorting time.

Computational flow modeling has been done to study NOx formation under laminar flow conditions in drop tube furnaces (DTF) burning pulverized coal.

It will cost less than 1.5 rupees per unit (1 US cent) while the power generated by burning furnace oil costs around 13 rupees per unit and power from burning gas costs 5.5 rupees per unit.

But woe betide those blinded by her beauty, which is almost literally skin-deep – one of the most frightening things about her is that she smells "metallic" when she's angry, as though a secret interior furnace blazes up, burning off her soft outward semblance.