Sentence examples for oxygen catch from inspiring English sources

The chain reaction is carefully monitored and controlled; however, if, for whatever reason, heat is not carried away from the core, the fuel can melt and, in the presence of oxygen, catch fire.

Defending malpractice suits, Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the Republican whip, told of a woman who underwent mole-removal surgery and whose face was burned and disfigured when the oxygen caught fire.

The 26 million horsepower rocket engines burn 270 tonnes of kerosene and liquid oxygen to catch up with the space station which circles the planet at 17,500mph, 400km above the surface.

President Trump dominated the Gang, leaving just enough oxygen to catch up on Google/Alphabet, self-driving stereo systems, and Ashley Madison, whoever she is.

Unrelated, but praying for those lost in Cleveland after all the oxygen mysteriously caught fire.

For now, Oxygen is still playing catch-up to its main rival.

Scientists have already recreated haemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying protein in red blood cells, and found that it is optimised to catch and release oxygen molecules in the cold.

The Oxygen network has yet to catch on because it tried to do empowering shows for smart women.

Obama and Clinton both seemed determined to move far enough left to deprive Edwards of the oxygen he would need to catch fire.

This is ascribed to the fact that the reduced gold/iron/Y catalyst could catch and release oxygen at low temperature.

Grab oxygen mask.