Sentence examples for which will burn from inspiring English sources

The plant, which will burn natural gas, is expected to be completed in 2002.

Water alone rarely can quench this kind of fire, which will burn as long as there is adequate fuel and oxygen and as long as heat cannot escape, fire experts said.

Margaret Allen, just 23 and newly married when she lost her husband, able seaman Iain Boldy, 20, lit the flame which will burn for as long as the conflict lasted as part of commemorations in Britain, Argentina and the Falklands.

The city is slowly replacing these with light-emitting diodes, which will burn more brightly, if less mellifluously, and will save fourteen million dollars a year in energy and maintenance costs.

Carbon capture experts say two important projects will open soon in North America: the Southern Company's Kemper County plant in Mississippi, which will burn coal to make electricity and provide carbon dioxide for oil recovery, and the Boundary Dam coal plant in Saskatchewan, which will do the same.

Let us not let Conservative, neoliberal ideology, masquerading as necessary cuts destroy the thing we treasure the most.We should support our new doctors and not expect them to work long hours which will burn them out before they are 30 and reduce the level of care they can provide.

I plan to cut up all my rotting post and rail fences into stove-lengths, which I will burn cheerfully next winter.

This led The Independent to comment on the similarities between the two, its reporter Kevin Rawlinson wondering "which fireworks will burn brightest".

Take a listen to the song and let us know what you think: tongue-in-cheek fun, or an unforgivable sin for which he will burn forever?

Fish out any stray particles, which will otherwise burn.

A biomass generator, which will probably burn agricultural waste, is also planned to provide additional renewable fuel.