burn in

She could not speak, but hatred and disgust burned in her eyes as she stared at him fiercely.

has long been burned in the crematorium ash and still a pensioner . . . really do not know how this file is a pipe.

The wind blowing coal device blows coal powder in coal into the burner to be burned in a suspension mode.

Most of the fuel is burned in the Northern Hemisphere, where temperature seems to be falling.

Mr. Obama said it was a memory that burned in him for years.

For my preferences, a clear step up in sound would be the DBA-02 or Westone 2, paired with a fully burned in T3 amp.

Objective: To investigate the plastic operation for cicatricial contracture of hands burned in the children.

The book was burned in the streets; it was banned in schools and libraries, with its explicit sexuality given as the excuse.

A fire burned in the middle of the clearing, and its flickering light fell over a crowd of completely silent, watchful Death Eaters.

'But the bottom line is the coal transported in this facility would be more coal than is used and burned in the state of Washington. '

That would be the most the company burned in the period since Mr. Perez became CEO in 2005.

Therefore, recycling of composite materials in general can only make fuel burned in the incinerator heat recovery.

Others were shot and then tossed into a river or burned in a barrel, officials said.

As therefore the tares are gathered and burned in the fire; so shall it be in the end of this world.

Over the past few years other parts of the American west have burned in similar fashion.

How her soul had burned in pain when she had seen him run to meet that woman, with her look of victory.

As fuel is burned in the engine, about one-third of the heat energy in the fuel is converted into power.

The energy may be coal, gas, or oil burned in a furnace to heat water and generator steam in a boiler.

Three doctors were severely burned in Shanxi Province when a patient set fire to a hospital office.

A change seemed to come over the latter, and he watched curiously, till "$2. 00" burned in its stead.

Diesel fuel is less thick and usually can be burned in an engine with little or no tinkering.

Green Square Park, the last old one burned in the fire, people's fate to start from scratch.

During the war, the president WAS sometimes burned in effigy in some cities.

or if you're really unlucky, first it's burned in an incinerator and then dumped in a landfill.

The electrical equipment in the building has been burned in nine cases out of ten.

In other news, Anton Slavik's body was burned in the smelting fires of an alum factory as it's the custom for traitors.

The rest will be buried or burned in one of the three incinerators being built on former seaside parkland.

Lights burned in a ground-floor room that would, in daylight, offer a spectacular seaside view.

Diesel derived from coffee is less thick and can usually be burned in an engine with little or no tinkering.

"It is clearly the brutal unwinding of a hedge fund position. Somebody has got burned in a big way, " said a trader at a large US bank.

It was not so difficult to abstain from seeing her, because of the violent heat of creative fever that burned in him.

And the peoples shall be as the burnings of lime, as thorns cut down, that are burned in the fire.

The Holy Office knew this full well when it caused heretics to be burned in days gone by.

I heard about women being molested in their beds, flogged in their burqas, left for dead in parking lots, acid burned in their kitchens.

Pack out any campfire litter. Plastic items and foil-lined wrappers should never be burned in a camp fire.

Most of the volatile components of the fuel are burned in this zone and provide heat for continued pyrolysis reactions.

Is not the cup that holds your wine the very cup that was burned in the potter's oven?

Is not the cup that hold your wine the very cup that was burned in the potter's oven?

Coal was also the fuel that burned in the fireboxes of the new railway engines.

Hydrogen cyanide is removed first as overhead at more than 99. 5 percent purity and can be recovered and used directly or burned in flare .

'That place was moonscaped, ' firefighters say of land like a part of Boise National Forest that burned in 1994.

They would be hanged until half-dead, upon which their genitals would be cut off and burned in front of them.

The sample of brominated epoxy resin enclosed in filter paper is burned in flask filling with oxygen.

Twelve truckloads of candy, yogurt and other dairy-based goods were burned in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, just this week.

We have been burned in the past paying milestones, so are very leary of doing this.

Bookshops were bombed and the tome was burned in public across the world.

but I wish that I didn't get burned in Rwanda.

Objective: TO make a kind of simplified bed for children burned in thoracic-abdominal part and back to prevent eczema.

Crude oil leaked into the Yellow Sea, then burned in a huge firestorm for 15 hours.

The sample has been burned in the bottom because the venting is not good, we can add an pin or insert in the middle of the rib.

Buildings burned in Iwaki city, a coastal town in Fukushima prefecture.

By 8 September, sunny skies had returned and more than 500 fires burned in Bolivia, said the government.

In Southern France, a log is burned in people's homes from Christmas Eve until New Years Day.

The fuels which are burned in the furnace are selected for their high calorific value, and give the maximum amount of heat.

And the people shall be as the burnings of lime: as thorns cut up shall they be burned in the fire.

As the senior editorial person in the region, I was even burned in effigy in Kashmir.

New gas production has helped to free up for export crude that is burned in local power stations.

A whole family of 9 members burned in the fire of their house.

I gotta make up for what I've done 'Cause I was all up in a piece of heaven While you burned in hell, no peace forever

Many who were burned in the 1997 property slump have learned their lesson and are moving very cautiously.

Unfortunately, this Olympic flag was burned in the flames of WWI.

So I shall not have burned in vain.

The controlling figures are burned in Jastrow's brain .

My grandparents got burned in a con game.

Cars beyond number burned in Paris in another season?

As of 18 am local time, official statistics show that throughout 2011, the number of cars were burned in Berlin has reached 221.

Photo shows the village houses were burned in the town of Abyei in central Sudan (Abyei) nearby.

Many of the tyres are blended into road surfaces or burned in cement kilns.

The mountains behind your correspondent's home have not burned in nearly 40 years.

Ancestral idols were burned in flames.

The king was burned in effigy by the angry mob.

As fuel is burned in the engine, heat energy is produced.

Many trees burned in the fire.

How to get consumers spending again after being burned in the recent credit card debt crunch?

In China, coal is an important fuel burned in home heating and cooking and energy production.

And have studied the chemical forms of coal gangue and it's ash burned in a high-temperature.

Some is burned in incinerators.

This year, it will probably account for half the coal burned in the world.

Was out family burned in the witch trials?

Opium, see people know we burned in YanDeng, to the sound of strip slightly wow, also feel a kind of poetry.

In the new system, the coal is burned in pure oxygen instead of air.

More than 6, 000 acres have burned in the Fourmile Canyon fire, including scores of houses and other buildings.

These plants would then be burned in blast furnaces in order to eliminate the toxic elements.

Oil from the whale's head is burned in lamps.

The smell of alcohol burned in my nose.

In 1683 his books were public burned in Oxford.

And always have a back-up plan in case the turkey burned in the first place.

Old Lee is very good talk, his house burned in the warm Kangshang, he opened the Round Table.

In separate runs, pure carbon black burned in the temperature region 780-900 K (see Figure 5).

The memory is burned in my mind.

That building burned in the Great Fire of 1835, forcing the Exchange into temporary offices.

Because the government declared Arne Saknussem to be insane. In 1573, his books were burned in Copenhagen.

How her soul had burned in agony when she had seen him rush to meet that woman, with her flushing cheek and sparkling eye of triumph;

The energy source may be coal, gas, or oil burned in a furnace to heat water and generate steam in a boiler;

A Study on the Characteristics of In-tube Transmission Resistance of Coal-water Mixture Burned in a Supercharged Fluidized Bed Furnace

Study on the Heat Release Rate of Solid Materials Burned in Limited Space

The Fabrication and Application of Simplified Bed with good Air Permeability for Children Burned in Thoracicoabdominal Part and Back

Causes of charging devices control plate burned in railway mechanical refrigerator cars and improvement measures

it was burned in ruins in several wars and had been rebuilt later

Determination of Sulphur in Stainless Steel with Iodine Quantity Method Burned in High Frequency Induction Stove

The early stage plastic operation of the hands burned in deep-degree

Application of High Sulphur Content Petroleum Coke Burned in Circulating Fluidized Bed Boiler

This sample has been burned in the bottom because the venting

It still burned in the back of your mind

Not a single light burned in the houses of the city;

I'd walk through fire if that bridge hadn't burned in two

Like my heart had crashed and burned in shame

Then he was burned in the pound

250 kg of bagasse or 6 kg of ashes , if burned in the steamers