Sentence examples for match burning from inspiring English sources

David Hare Playwright Bernard Berenson: "Culture is like a match burning in infinite darkness".

(Heginbotham did not include the movie, which is a swiftly moving montage of Parisian streets, inflatable dolls, disembodied boxing gloves, a rooftop chess game, matches burning on a man's head, a short-skirted female dancer filmed from below, a funeral, and a camel-driven hearse's mad dash into the countryside, chased by men and women loping in slow motion).

Patients were asked to score a single point according to the best matched burning intensity [ 10].

On either side two films are screening – an eye slowly blinking, a match gradually burning: pause, think, you might prevent disaster in a blink – and on the wall between them is Ono's famous Vietnam poster.

"It is not just the body that needs to be strong, your mind needs to match that burning desire to succeed and I still have both of those qualities".

A decrease in load from the design maximum can be matched by burning less fuel while keeping the engine speed constant.

In 1955, after she enrolled at Sarah Lawrence College, met and married the Japanese composer Toshi Ichiyanagi (now one of the leading electronic composers in Japan) and encountered the downtown New York art scene, she began to perform the match-burning obsession in public.

When Ghowrwal watched as her mother stood in her kitchen, burning match in hand, she knew it was her chance.

Although the combustion of wood, paper, or methane is an exothermic process, a burning match or a spark is needed to initiate this reaction.

The cut from Lawrence's blown-out match to the burning desert sun is itself a masterpiece: a tiny imagist cine-poem.

"The city neglects the rules of fire safety, especially when there is smoking or when children throw a burning match into pukh.