Sentence examples for skin fire from inspiring English sources
Sun, Sand, and Skin: Fire Island's Gay Haven in the Nineteen-Seventies Farewell, Michiko Kakutani!
I feel terrified, lost, misplaced in the hands of Martians, to whose expired skins, fire is not that fiery.
Her skin on fire, she felt how ridiculous it was to be thrilled: you could not, as a rule, take Mr. Polidori seriously.
He bruns the meat and the skin in fire, outside of the camp.
This was of course a joke, since nudity is both shameful and illegal, and the pollution in the water could start our skin on fire.
Mr. Al-Sayed came up with a layered system: the top skin of fire-resistant polyvinyl material would deflect more than 80percentt of the radiant heat; a second skin of coated polyvinyl is waterproof.
Although scientists have long known that the skin of fire-bellied toads contains a variety of small antimicrobial proteins, or peptides, researchers have now found that the amphibians' brains harbor a vast array of these germ killers as well.
But his mentor at the science institute where he gives a paper on his discoveries warns him: Mixing human and animal DNA (the doctor incorporates genetic strands from much tougher pigskin to make the humanoid skin more fire-resistant) is against the laws of man and science.
In particular, in bombinins H, antimicrobial peptides from the skin of fire-bellied toads, the d-residue substitution modulates the folding propensity under conditions, which promote self-aggregation [7,8].
In the skin of fire-bellied toads (Bombina species), an aminoacyl- l/ d-isomerase activity is present which catalyses the post-translational isomerization of the l- to the d-form of the second residue of its substrate peptides.
