Sentence examples for more burning from inspiring English sources

Forty-eight other abandoned mines smolder across this state, with hundreds more burning in other states.

Given Mr Kerry's frenetic focus on Israel and Palestine at a time when other more burning regional issues might have topped his agenda, a token reward for his efforts was perhaps the least the parties could offer.

Or will it be more burning bridges?

And I'm sure you have lots more burning questions.

What's more, burning that gas in place of an equal amount of coal means 70 million fewer tons of carbon dioxide emitted into the air.

For example particles with higher PTFE content (30 wt%) had laser flux ignition thresholds as low as 77 W/cm2, exhibiting more burning particle dispersion due to microexplosions compared to the other materials considered.

The government says improved fuel economy and a reduced sense of guilt has led Swedes to drive more, thus burning more fuel.

The mosque sermons this Friday are sure to inspire more burnings.

But the body has far more trouble burning fat than glycogen and thus burns glycogen first.

"Today Guernica is nothing more than burning coals and cinder..

"I see a lot more people burning wood this year".