Sentence examples for set to burn from inspiring English sources

Yes, if we keep burning all the coal and oil we're set to burn we're going to have some pretty huge consequences in terms of the changing climate and its effect on food production and water availability and everything.

Now we are set to burn another half trillion in a few decades.

A spokesman for the Fourth Infantry Division, which operates in the area, said the reports stemmed from a "controlled fire" that was set to burn residual fuel.

The woman, Terry Lynn Barton, a former Forest Service worker, pleaded guilty to arson after a fire she set to burn a letter from her estranged husband in June 2002 got out of control.

"Solar panels already provide affordable, reliable energy to 18 million people in the country, and other renewable energy options like wind power can be harnessed instead of condemning the Bangladeshi people to the toxic impacts from the 4.7 million tonnes of coal Rampal is set to burn every year," she said.

Londoner Thomas Heatherwick designed the concept - and the petals are set to burn throughout the tournament.

I didn't beat around the bush — I immediately set to trying to burn things.

Always turn off heating pads when you are going to sleep or once it has reached the desired heat setting to avoid burn or fire incidents.

They had become aldermen of the towns they once set out to burn down.

The police said they were talking with Mr. Pawlicki by telephone until about 3 p.m., when a fire they believe he set began to burn out of control.

It can be used to break open doors and can be set afire to burn through obstacles or electrified to short-circuit electronic doors, but its main use is for slicing up enemies.