In part because men have been in the director's seat, "the cliché is always the woman has a headache or is tired of sex, or there's some kind of burning out of sexuality, and I couldn't remember an example of the opposite — that men get bored and men have a dropping-off of sexual intensity too," Ms. Polley said.
We also run the risk of kind of burning ourselves out or not spending enough time on the writing or the recording as we'd like.
If you soak your feet in mouthwash and vinegar, explains Dr. Rachael Ross, "What you're actually doing is kind of burning off that whole surface layer of skin... You're taking exfoliating to that 100th degree".
"It's kind of burning back onto itself on the slopes," Nigel Baker, a Forest Service spokesman, said.
I think it smells like electronics, which is a certain kind of burning smell, but there is also the metaphysical.
They become shorter, more personal, and, though often set in the Jewish past, they are written in a kind of burning eternal present.
"He had this intense look in his eyes," she remembers, "a strange kind of burning in his eyes, as if he was almost trying to hypnotise me".
It is impossible, on any moral basis, to defend a law that jails consenting adults for voluntarily inhaling one kind of burning plant but not another.
I don't have 24 hours!" before turning to fix Anastasia with the kind of burning gaze which in most circumstances is quickly interrupted by a commercial break.
The detonation combustion rate is very important because this kind of burning can be not only destructive but a useful phenomenon, as well.
