Sentence examples for to extinguished from inspiring English sources

When he had awakened that morning, hungover in the sand, tormented by sand flies, next to extinguished buttonwood coals with the smell of old meat, a Bahamian woman, Angela, had been standing over him.

More then 100,000 litres of the 5.7 million litres of crude oil spilled on July 6 went directly into the river, followed by the millions of litres of contaminated water used to extinguished the fire.

Students who have worked on a project beyond the boundaries of school curriculum will be familiar with the fears of wasting time on a project that might not bear fruit, the challenges of working without a set of rules and guidelines, and the passion that seems to extinguished quickly as you enter the third or fourth week of the project.

Some other studies have also reported a relation of ethnicity to DVT to be extinguished with adjustment for other factors.

We thus hypothesized that impaired extinction in the IMMED rats might be reflected by a failure of IL neurons to increment their firing to an extinguished CS.

The front may lead from a unique stable state to itself or from an ignited to an extinguished state.

Furthermore, because the valence-arousal model of reinstatement has not been tested across multiple contexts, it is unclear how it relates to the context-dependent theory, which posits that fear to the extinguished CS+ occurs only when the US is reinstated in the same context in which the CS+ is tested (Bouton, Westbrook, Corcoran, & Maren, 2006).

One character compares, for example, women's quest for equal rights to an extinguished campfire: "Women have no rights, Don, except what men allow us.

"It's emblematic of extremes in the market that have yet to be extinguished," said F. Drake Johnstone, a vice president at Davenport & Company, an investment bank in Richmond.

"I believe it will be the last corrupt organization to be extinguished," Juca Kfouri, the country's most influential sportswriter, told me, and then brought up a video that Brazilians snicker about, in which José Maria Marin, the head of the C.B.F., can be seen pocketing the medal of a junior player at an under-eighteen tournament.

"We are working with our professional partners to ensure extinguished waste is being safely removed from the site by the operator," he said.