Sentence examples for tiny burning from inspiring English sources

But, as tiny burning specks of cannabis resin – hot rocks, in drug parlance – peppered the carpet around me, I started to grin.

In another highlight, a man studded with tiny burning incense sticks enters the stage and eventually gets the reclining group to rise and form a swaying line behind him to reggae music, an inspired sudden addition to scores that have included bursts of cannily chosen classical, Japanese and American popular and Middle European folk music.

Against it, the tiny ember burning between Ida and Midas shines bright.

Mr. Slota set about "making you feel the lines," he said — which, in this case, meant photographing a tiny house, burning a hole in the photo and inserting a figure that might be an onlooker, or the arsonist, or one of the twins fleeing, and then reshooting the entire thing.

"I think anthropologists are going to look back at this and ask what is it about this tiny flickering bit of burning gas that somehow fills people's hearts with such joy?", said Johnson, relishing his role as chief cheerleader.

Encased in its own glass world, a miniature laboratory keeps a tiny thread of tungsten burning brightly.

Then came a tiny sculpture of a burning house suspended from the ceiling, and trailed by a long dramatic plume of smoke that extended through the length of the gallery.

We could close the coasts, declare the airspace off-limits and return to a simple and wholesome life in the countryside, baling hay and dancing around maypoles and living in tiny thatched cottages and burning anyone who mentions the mythical lands beyond this charming little island for witchcraft.

The burning sunshine seeds tiny flowers of skin cancer on our puckered flesh.

Fragrant coils of incense were burning in the tiny gift shop, which sells hard candies bearing Genji's likeness.

One is the glass flower vase hanging from the ceiling in a teardrop form (Tsé & Tsé designed the original, which has been much copied); another is its tiny igloo of porcelain for burning votive candles, and yet another, its porcelain fruit bowl with silver or gold interior or exterior.