Sentence examples similar to light the burning from inspiring English sources

Fusion reactions between nuclei, each with a positive charge of one or more, are the most important for both practical applications and the nucleosynthesis of the light elements in the burning stages of stars.

In the distance, a myriad twinkling lights shine like the burning embers of a dying fire.

"He's as fascinated with the burning light bulb as he is by the light it casts," says Murray Moss, a co-owner of Moss, arguably the pre-eminent design store in the United States.

JERUSALEM — The only mystical power visible was the burning light from seven tapered candles.

No smoke would ever touch these hams, so the chemical tang of the burning lighter fluid would bother no one but my neighbors.

She said she followed some light and crawled out of the burning house through a hole.

Some of the Amazonians who are keeping the lights burning in the brand new buildings in South Lake Union all night will burn out, others be culled out, but if the subsequent lives of the Microsofties who were part of the first great tech revolution is any example, most of them will look up one day and ask themselves, Is that all there is?, and set out to create a life worth balancing with work.

"Our 25th broadside is inspired by the women who keep the lights burning in the darkest times.

But the government is desperate to keep the lights burning and the air-conditioners humming in Beijing during the Olympics.

Recent good news notwithstanding, it will be a challenge to keep the lights burning and the cars running on the streets of Shanghai.

There are the rising hills at the back of my mother's house, the Northern Range, and the gold afternoon light burning through the leaves; the coarse grass underfoot, gigantic red ants, the shaggy heads of mango trees.