"keep on burning" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to continue or persist at something, often with a strong passion or determination. Example: "Despite facing challenges and obstacles, she refused to give up and kept on burning with a fierce determination to achieve her goals."
In the absence of a concrete plan to roll back our reliance on coal, oil and gas, governments are kicking around climate "solutions" that let countries keep on burning them.
Translation: "We'll keep on burning the stuff that poor people burn until we get rich".
How can it keep on burning for millions of years?
But at present, as China's waste problem keeps growing, the country most certainly needs to keep on burning.
But Peabody's current financial state is analogous to its "energy poverty" argument and the wider plea from the fossil fuel industry to keep on burning.
But it gets far worse if the United States were not only to completely cancel its climate engagement and just keep on burning fossil fuels, but also cause the world to lessen its commitment, too.
Once it stuck to you, he says, flesh kept on burning, "right down to the bone".Mr Saotome, now 83, is about to mark the anniversary of Tokyo's firebombing in 1945.
This city has two of the best players who play in the NBA right now--and it keeps on burning.
The firing of white phosphorus, which keeps on burning for days after it is discharged, on alleys where kids are playing?
Especially since while the big swinging dicks gathered in Watford, England, last weekend, unemployment in the UK continued to rise, cities in Turkey kept on burning, and the war in Syria remained the stuff of nightmares.
'Gently they go, the beautiful, the tender, the kind.' " 'Angelheaded hipsters,' Saul kept on, 'burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night.' " 'Quietly they go, the intelligent the witty the brave,' Kit said.
