Sentence examples for getting incinerated from inspiring English sources

It was that even when people recognized the possibility of dragons, they decided it was in their short-term interests (even if it wasn't in the company's interests), to run the risk of getting incinerated anyway.

Most are scrapped with around 80% ending up in landfill - around 20% getting incinerated.

Earlier, she lived in a constant fear of getting incinerated if she dared venture outside her home.

(Actually, some dictionaries get incinerated, too).

It worked for some but at least one wooden pole got incinerated, without the lava directly touching it.

Despite his efforts, there are a couple of axe murders, and somebody gets incinerated in the crematorium.

"How when you throw away your PVC toothbrush it gets incinerated, and its chlorine becomes dioxin and goes into the air.

For instance, waste labelled as goods for refurbishing or reuse can pass muster, even if it gets incinerated or dumped in landfills on arrival.

In most of the developing world, however, biomedical waste management systems either do not exist or are poor, as such, used devices either get incinerated or dumped alongside household trash.

The males, which do not drink blood, "are just leftovers on the plate, waiting to get incinerated in the biohazard waste," said Richard Stafford, chief of quality control.

What little is known about recycling hazardous waste in America, for instance, suggests that only 15-20% is actually recycled; the rest gets incinerated or buried in landfills, according to the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).