Sentence examples for made burning from inspiring English sources

Most is made burning coal.

This has made burning lignite very attractive.

The speech he made, burning with indignation, which became a classic, appeared in Harper's Weekly (September 21 , 1912 and in his book of essays Memories and Milestones (1915).

The shale gas revolution has made burning natural gas, which is a far cleaner source of heat for electricity than coal, at least as economical as coal in many cases.

As the wet weather made burning them page by page a slow and difficult process, and a fire might attract the attention of the Allied Air Forces, someone decided to simply bury them in a steel trunk in a stream bed.

In 2013, Holland made Burning Bush, an HBO mini-series that begins with Palach's self-immolation and explores the dilemmas of conformism and resistance that confronted those he left behind.

The design meets technical requirements and makes burning work more secure.

Pulverized coal firing has many advantages over other forms of coal firing and makes burning coal similar to oil firing from a process viewpoint.

And then exercise — with great places to walk, bike and swim, Provincetown makes burning calories as much fun as consuming them.

A major issue regarding biomass resources is crop residues or leftover biomass that is burnt by farmers after harvesting; this happens due to high transportation costs which make burning the cheapest way to remove the residue.

And those hours are being used up already, as the high price of natural gas makes burning cheaper coal attractive now.This looming double whammy has led to forecasts of shortages as the amount of spare capacity in the system drops.