According to Popeye's testimony, the two victims, Fernando Galeano and Gerardo Moncada, were shot, cut into pieces, and incinerated in a fire pit.
Crude and natural gas rushed up into the rig, and were incinerated in fires that had been consuming the structure.
The redheaded Centipede scientist we last saw in the pilot was incinerated in a surprisingly graphic sequence that also invoked the countless vamps Buffy staked into clouds of glowing ash over the years.
It contains three small white fragments, bits of bones of human beings who were incinerated in coke-fired crematory ovens, and whose ashes were dumped by the wheelbarrow-load into the still waters of the pond.
Six people incinerated in a van.
Similarly, national averages feed into calculations of whether a product or its packaging are recycled, incinerated or put into landfill.The labels do not count the energy needed for refrigeration, lighting and heating in shops.
Otherwise, too much buildup, when incinerated, will turn into smoke that pours out of the oven.
So we dispatch our detritus to developing countries – this counts as recycling – where our e-waste is dismantled and incinerated, releasing toxins into the atmosphere.
He helps monitor pollutants in the roughly 500,000 tons of garbage a year that the department carts from the county's four transfer stations (in Mount Vernon, White Plains, Yonkers and Peekskill) to the Peekskill plant where it is incinerated and converted into energy.
The contents would either be incinerated or composted into fertiliser.
