Sentence examples for ground burning from inspiring English sources

The wedges would then ignite spontaneously in the air and fall to the ground, burning for five or 10 minutes, he said.

When Flight 93 is hijacked, the passengers initially respond with panic, while the flight controllers on the ground, burning through their disbelief, try (without success) to rouse the military.

The only survivors are a 19-year-old woman who had spent the night with a friend, and two boys, a 3-year-old who was staying with his grandmother and an 8-month-old whose father covered him with a blanket while running out of the flaming house, tossed him to a rescue worker and stumbled to the ground, burning like a torch before he could be saved.

Everyone was silent as we watched the flare spiral slowly to the ground, burning brightly, high above the smoke, noise, and flame of the burning oil refinery on the flat horizon.

Stine's recounting of the 10 December flight included the group of eyewitness French dragoons, asbestos heat shields and metal deflector plates aft of the engine, intended taxiing with unintentional flight, a steep climb with a stall, Coandă thrown clear, and the aircraft crashing to the ground, burning.

Potential GHG emissions estimated using the NPP value, aerial to total NPP ratio, above ground biomass, burning efficiency, and emission factors from ground measurements suggested total emissions of 2.8 × 1011, 2.1 × 1010, 2.7 × 109, 9.8 × 108 and 2.0 × 107 gms for CO2, CO, CH4, NOx and N2O respectively for the study area.

This class of orbiting debris is the most dangerous for aircrafts and satellites, representing a threat to manned and unmanned spacecrafts, as well as a hazard on earth because large-sized objects can reach the ground without burning up in the atmosphere.

Taking more hydrocarbons out of the ground and burning them increases the danger of climate change.

They pose no danger to anyone on the ground, usually burning up at between 100 and 60 miles high.

Officers and emergency services are still at the scene, where witnesses reported bodies covered in sheets and body parts strewn on the ground between burning vehicles.

Before the war espressos had often been ruined by machines that squirted steam through the ground coffee, burning it on the way and producing a dark, bitter liquid.