Sentence examples for which are burnt from inspiring English sources

At the process of coal activation, combustible gases are emitted which are burnt in the separation zone.

Modern houses usually have no ognjište on which to burn a badnjak, but it may be symbolically represented by several oak twigs, some of which are burnt in a wood-burning kitchen stove and the others placed beside it.

It is masked only by the acrid smoke produced by the clothes of departed migrants, which are burned gratefully by those who arrive, beanie hats pulled incongruously over their heads, to take their places.

The tiny store sells incense and other ceremonial items like fake money and paper houses, which are burned at Chinese funerals so the deceased will have a place to live and money to spend in the afterlife.

Globally, significant amounts of agro-food residues are generated, most of which are burned as waste disposal.

These practices are no longer performed, but in some places a modified form of badnjak is used: a cross is carved into the bark of pieces of firewood which are burned in kitchen stoves on Christmas Eve.

The dry season is used to cut new corn fields, which are burned in October (swidden agriculture, locally termed hatsaky ) and planted in November and December as the rains begin to fall.

She was in coach H which was burnt to a cinder.

An hour's drive along the road is Yarssonah, a village which was burnt to the ground by Doe and his men.

The torch will then head off to Croydon, neatly avoiding Reeves furniture store, which was burnt out in last summer's riots, and Lunar House, headquarters of the UK Border Agency, outside which hundreds of asylum seekers gather most days.

Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) was used as binder in the fine powder which was burnt out during the high temperature sintering.