Sentence examples for to burning up from inspiring English sources

Soon a utility that serves southern Ohio, with its overloaded lines close to burning up, sealed itself off, creating in very real terms an electrical barrier between the southern part of the state and the northern.

Note that this increased energy consumption of a half million barrels of oil per day is equivalent to burning up the entire U.S. Strategic Oil Reserve a couple times over.

And from leading voter-enfranchisement efforts to burning up guest verses he writes in 15 minutes on tracks such as West's "Mercy" and Minaj's "Beez in the Trap," he's keeping busy.

If we are to avoid burning up, literally, we need to start thinking about how to come together, to lend a hand, to create altruistic living standards.

We want people to be burning up with desire to pursue their interests.

As an unhappy wife-turned-widow, Anne-Marie Duff is so ferocious and delicate that she seems to be burning up her body: you seem to see the blood racing beneath her skin.

And in order to avoid burning up in the oven-like bedrooms, my hosts took their mattresses to the garden, preferring cockroaches over suffocation.

No one can understand what it is like to be burning up one second and freezing the next.

Although sick children can have a high temperature during the day, they are more likely to be "burning up" at night.

Old Spice appears to be burning up the bandwidth with "Momsong," a minute-long, body-spray-touting video that has racked up some 1.3 million hits (and counting) since it was posted to YouTube on Friday.

A candle could be used for light and warmth within the shelter but care must be given to avoid burning up all of your hard work and possibly killing you.