burn off

Yes, that's right, I'm the kind of person who hears that his entire face is going to be burned off and thinks it is a good idea.

[I'm just like an oil lamp, if last drop of oil is not burned off, I cannot rest. ] Saying this, Ah Mui had very deep feeling.

Some memories are burned off, some memories were buried, at the bottom of the innocent is like water flowing across the golden era.

Even the surface had been burned off the ground.

In desperation, they had been looking for at the ashes of burned-off the fruits of animal meat and plants to abdominal wrap.

One badly burned woman was shown lying on the road with a man standing over her, his clothes burned off.

Impurities consisting of such organic materials as wood, plastic, paint, and fabric can be burned off.

Big Bob's sculpted hair had been shaved off and his fingerprints had been burned off with lye.

Those coke deposits can easily be burned off to clean up the catalyst, says Jurriaan Beckers, a member of the research team.

These capture heat and gases that had previously been released into the air or burned off as waste.

The sun burned off the mist.

The fog burned off as the sun came up.

Last, one must recognize that some karma is not burned off in a single day, week or even month.

The sun burned off the fog.

Greenpeace experts said that much of that could have burned off in the fire that night.

As a kid, he burned off energy outdoors catching snakes and turtles.

The spark burned off all the extra gas in the air.

He shrieked but the blue liquid had burned off his shoe and caused a big gash in his foot.

The good news is that internal fat can be easily burned off through exercise or even by improving your diet.

They simply ate more than they burned off.

The calories you eat will easily be burned off this way, start with breakfast.