Sentence examples for risk of burning from inspiring English sources
"I was definitely at risk of burning out," he said.
"When you play with matches, you take the risk of burning yourself," he said.
"When you play with matches, you take the risk of burning yourself," Boehner said.
"We run the risk of burning out our foster parents and losing them".
But Lindenmayer says it is "unequivocal" that logging has put them at greater risk of burning.
You can easily end up working the silly hours and there's a risk of burning yourself out.
Higher SPFs – such as 30 – may offer better protection but do "not necessarily mean people can spend more time in the sun without the risk of burning".
We elevate this traditional preparation by working with the same miniature pasta shells and uncolored, dehydrated cheddar, while removing the risk of burning down the apartment.
Higher SPFs - such as 30 - may offer better protection but do "not necessarily mean people can spend more time in the sun without the risk of burning".
Kennedy is worried that, given the relentless nature of their role, care-home managers are at risk of burning out: on average, one in four care managers leave every year.
EASY BASTE ANGLED BASTER, $3.99 -- Made of hard clear plastic, this baster has a nozzle with an angled metal tip, which minimizes the risk of burning your hand as you reach into the pan.
