Sentence examples for give burning from inspiring English sources

Wandering through clouds of grade-A medical greenery, into crowds of dehydrated masses, and past monumental installations that give Burning Man a run for its money, I found myself in awe of the scope of the festival.

Wandering through clouds of grade-A medical greenery, into crowds of dehydrated twentysomethings dressed in the finest festival fare, and past monumental installations that give Burning Man a run for its money, I found myself in awe of the scope of the festival.

For a given burning rate, the inclined flame was observed to be converted into fire whirl at a certain critical imposed circulation, while at another lower critical circulation the fire whirl would decay back to inclined flame.

Carne asada (the smell of a barbecue) fills the air on any given Sunday – burning charcoal, fire, meat and beer.

Quick as a flash he gave up burning down stately homes to run the Downton estate – and wear white tie when appropriate.

Next, wrapped up in the astonishing armour Hephaestus gave him, burning with fury and effortlessly smiting anyone who stands before him.

The chance of any given house burning down is far less than 1 percent a year, yet people routinely cough up hundreds of dollars a year to protect themselves against that possibility — by buying insurance.

A simple theory gave the burning velocity as ([H]m/2){k4DH/[O2]u}1/2 in one of these rich flames of H2 + O2 + N2.

This receptor type is sensitive to capsaicin, which gives the burning taste of chilli peppers, and it is involved in processes causing thermal hypersensitivity.

But after two terms of partisan gridlock and anemic economic growth, Clinton the technocrat is palatable, particularly given the burning desire to elect a female president.

Yet, scientific studies warn that this assumption is untrue given that burning wood releases more CO2 at the smokestack than fossil fuels and it can take decades for a forest to rebound after being cleared.