Sentence examples for great burn from inspiring English sources

I had already had a great burn but the Morris provided me with one final highlight: the discovery that there's a real-world location where Burning Man never ends.

We already had our massive discussion of the Great Burn Rate Spurge of 2014 and the great $1 Million Signing Bonus Give Away, but now we need to engage with the next possible sign of the apocalypse: MBA students.

Jones, author of "The Tribes of Burning Man," who got a ticket but has taken to calling the situation "the great Burning Man ticket fiasco" all the same.

He told me he learned early on in directing Babe to save his "burns" — that great, full-screen, exasperated, direct-to-camera stare of Hardy's — until the end of the day, "when he couldn't wait to get out of his costume and out to the golf course before it got any later … I got some great burns that way".

Their backs and breasts were clammy, and he remembered uneasily what the great burns he had seen during the day had been like: yellow at first, then red and swollen, with the skin sloughed off, and finally, in the evening, suppurated and smelly.

Therefore, despite relatively great burn-off degree, the textural characteristics are relatively low for activated carbons.

Alexander the Great burned down the great palace of Persepolis.

"Nobody listens to techno" is one of the all-time great burns in popular music, but in 2017, Eminem is still rapping about raping and killing women.

That is, a disease-affected landscape comprising less connected patches and higher patch shape complexity was more likely to experience greater burn severity.

The greatest burn potential is found on floodplains that become flooded every second year.

Large burns over greater than one-third of the total body surface area (TBSA) result in a massive inflammatory response, which in turn causes severe and unique hemodynamic and cardiovascular challenges.