Sentence examples for make burn from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the Khashoggi ordeal looks increasingly like one of numerous shocks that are bound to have a systemic effect — and make burn rates more important than ever to control.

Versions of Handsome Devil and What Difference Does It Make? burn with tough love, and the tender finale of Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want is a masterclass in moving simplicity.

These activities did not stop him from making Burn Hollywood Burn (1997) – prefixed An Alan Smithee Film.

"The people who did not get tickets are the people who make Burning Man captivating".

They really did make burns on your visor".

Elsewhere, in a day-glo scene that would make Burning Man crowds' hearts flutter, two figures' hands and feet link together and rotate kaleidoscopically. .

Kramer stated that Burns was "designed to look like a vulture" and look "evil all the time", so in order to make Burns look happy and more sympathetic, the animators had to change some things in Burns' regular model.

Women are exposed to a cluster of potential hazards that make burns more likely, a combination of parsimony, environment and behaviour that we call the firestarter nexus.

Loss of the normal skin barrier, as well as impairment of many systemic host-defense mechanisms, makes burn wounds susceptible to colonization and infection by multiple endogenous microorganisms.

The total number of deaths because of injury was 346,656, and the number of deaths because of burn injury was 9109 (2.6%), making burn injury the sixth leading cause of death from injury during the study period.

Lochhead believes it's the language as much as the meaning that makes Burns so revered.