Sentence examples for hours to burn from inspiring English sources

It takes about two hours to burn off your fingerprints.

They set fire to an adjacent to the ministry building, and tried for hours to burn the Parliament as well, once setting a wooden guardhouse ablaze.

An average 25-year-old would need to jog for nearly three hours or vacuum the house for five hours to burn off the calories, Action on Sugar said.

For the people on floors above the crash site, there was another critical factor: an ordinary fire would take two or three hours to burn through the gypsum wallboard around the stairwells -- but projectiles of plane wreckage almost certainly pierced through, letting in the fire and smoke.

You'd need to cycle for about three hours to burn it off.

You would have to laugh solidly for up to three hours to burn off a packet of ready salted crisps.

Using blank DVD's labeled 2x or 4x, it takes about an hour to burn a DVD.

So, if you've got an hour to burn, you should really check it out.

The money took well over an hour to burn as Drummond and Cauty fed £50 notes into the fire.

A 150-pound person would need to jog for nearly an hour to burn off a good-size smoothie.

It took about an hour to burn a CD in those days, but I loved every second of it.