Sentence examples for lives burning from inspiring English sources

When stars are in the longest stage of their lives (burning hydrogen) we can put them on a plot of temperature versus luminosity (how bright they are) and we find they all fall in a straight line (we call it the "main sequence").

O I think He has lived because he has wanted to, and Thomas didn't — No I don't mean that exactly, Thomas wanted to live burning, burning out.

O I think He has lived because he has wanted to, and Thomas didn't— No I don't mean that exactly, Thomas wanted to live burning, burning out.

For all that, mining coal probably takes a lot fewer lives than burning it.

I saw it in the first responders who charged up the stairs into the flames to save people's lives from burning towers.

Stars with masses at least 10 times greater than our sun end their lives after burning hydrogen to helium, helium to carbon, and on to larger elements until they reach iron, when fusion stops.

Unfortunately, we went straight from saving lives in burning buildings to NFL's mobile presence.

Firefighters routinely and needlessly risk their lives searching burning buildings for people who, unbeknownst to anyone, are already safely outside.