Burns

I stayed in the bottom class, but noticed the girl that I had been talking to was in another class. Her surname seemed to be Burns.

Fire burns in the Lidless Eye, flushing out, bringing mortal fear and a heavy burden to those whom ever dared to have a glance at it.

She told us to think of him as Bobby Burns. Now get in your head a picture of a London policeman, a bobby in flames.

No one enjoys their first cigarette - it tastes awful, burns your throat, makes you cough, and is often nauseating.

"At their peak, how much oxygen they're consuming is a measure of how physically fit they are, " Burns said.

The president is in hospital with second-degree burns to his face and chest, and a shrapnel wound below his heart.

Hamilton was hospitalised with severe burns after a botched explosion in a take of the moment in which she disappears into a cloud of smoke.

The symbol on an instrument shows that the surface might be hot. Avoid personal contact to prevent burns.

"The bottom line was that all eight leaders, all eight delegations ultimately signed up to what is a pretty strong statement, " Burns said.

America has always been a beacon to the peoples of the world when we ensure that the light of America's example burns bright.

Hot, fiery love can only make a relationship work for so long, but it always burns out in the end.

Later that day, during the play-hour, I found Burns alone by the fireside, reading the same book as before, and I started talking to her.

Some of the children even have burns on the soles of their feet. They'd lost their shoes and run barefoot through the burning fire.

The pottery after ising with the mud(glue soil) model to dry in the air burns out with the fire of, is the crystallize of mire and fire.

Pure aloe vera gel has been used for thousands of years to treat minor burns. Here's how to harvest it yourself, from an aloe vera plant.

He never burns his tongue on a pub chicken pie? I can't imagine that he's ever eaten one. A bit common for him, isn't it?

This process rigor is often part of the project's lifecycle whether it adds value or is just overhead that burns time and budget.

When a lightbulb burns out, we rarely give it a second thought.

The star used to be like the sun, a "main sequence" star that burns hydrogen by nuclear fusion, producing helium.

If the sun's rays are focused on a piece of paper with a lens, the intensity of the concentrated energy burns the paper.

It works like this, she said. Suppose you wanted tore member the name of a poet Robert Burns, for instance.

Why would any force increase the molecular rotation up and up and up and up to a point that the body burns up?

Because of an extreme sensitivity to the sun's rays he suffers blistered burns after just a few minutes in direct sunlight.

When the oil burns, No angel can touch or pass through the flames, Or he dies. So we trap him in a steel cage of holy fire.

Most have been used to the principle of having a fuse or safety switch that turns the fixture off if the bulb burns out.

"Suppose you wanted to remember the name of a poet-- Robert Burns, for instance. " She told us to think of him as Bobby Burns.

Her skin was pink and tender, and a pale milky fluid was leaking from her cracked palms, but her burns were healing.

The fire burns through dozens of homes before frantic villagers are able to put down the blaze.

Isabel It burns at my heart to sit and wait, but at least this will split the demon army and ease the pressure on Nicolai.

"When a man is hit by lightning, " Tyler says, "his head burns down to a smoldering baseball and his zipper welds itself shut. "

He appeared to have serious burns on his face, and CNN producer Lisa Weaver said she could smell burning flesh as the van slowly passed.

Of course, her natural discernment had warned her against Professor Burns since the beginning of the year.

The party said the decision would allow the MDC to hold its rally in the capital Horary tomorrow. Peter Burns reports from Johannesburg .

Resting metabolic rate is how much energy the body burns off when it is, well, resting; or as Hosken puts it, "the body's idling speed" .

Burns also told that for the first five years of his life, he and his mother spoke to one another in German.

Only once Burns became so wrapped up in Washington politics that he could no longer care did Rothbard finally win out.

When Burns took a little bottle out of her cloak and had a drink, it ceased.

I look about me with wonder, the light is so silver and bright it burns deeply into my soul and I can feel its healing touch within me.

As part of that, I spent time in a burns unit where they use all these amazing splinting textiles that mould around the body.

Tamarind is native to Africa, and its seeds have been used traditionally to treat a range of disorders, including burns.

No, Im laying off the lush, all that wine you drink is rot-gut, it burns your stomach out, it makes your brain dull.

Later Hubbard said that Scientology eradicated cancer and was the only specific cure for atomic-bomb burns.

His cap was sufficient to protect the top of his head against flash burns.

To avoid the possibility of burns, turn off the lamp AT least 30 minutes before removing it for replacement or adjustment.

From Kinglake - where at least 35 people died - resident Thomas Legrary described finding a neighbour with up to 50% burns on his body.

And with that high-level corporate platform, Burns can work on the cause that her late mother held dear: education.

Her symptoms showed that she had second degree burns on her wrist.

It said the man's lack of clothing probably contributed to the extent of his burns.

Therefore he sacrifices to his net and burns incense to his dragnet, for by his net he lives in luxury and enjoys the choicest food.

Burns says Iran can also expect more penalties from other places if it does not agree to negotiate an end to its nuclear program .

And when the core at last burns itself out, will some of the Earth slump into the void, leaving a giant sinkhole on the surface?

Tore temperature: lift up the pressure on the press machine rod, pattern printed part of the burns you tear out of the backing sheet.

Burns can be caused when skin that isn't used to the sun is exposed to short bursts of strong sunlight.

I was surprised that Burns did not explain that none of us could wash our faces or hands because the water had been frozen.

Wild fire burns on the far shore, branches sway in cold wind, all night I wander on the river bank, trying to forget.

George Burns had been on the stage all his life before he died at the age of 100.

Submerge smaller burns in cool -- not cold -- water for at least five minutes. Cover the wound with a clean, dry cloth or a sterile bandage.

Three, avoid long time exposure to swim: long time exposure can produce sunburn, or cause acute dermatitis, also known as the sun burns.

After we set apart, and the doom is coming. Love burns up in the twinkling of an eye, leaving only the eteranl words and burning tears.

Peter King, who sits on the US House of Representatives Homeland Security Committee, said the suspect had third-degree burns.

A nurse gives up her first holiday in years and instead travels out to an oil rig , where she cares for a man suffering from severe burns .

If anyone with gloves on seizes the garment and throws it into the fire and burns it up, the young king will be saved.

Burns was then a famous poet but not any richer as he continued to earn his living by farming.

Burns also cited the global nature of the U. S. -Japan alliance.

There was no difference for fluid management between burns and burns with inhalation injury.

Journalists in the area reported seeing at least six people being taken to a hospital with burns from the ash and hot air.

Like a lamp, it needs to be fed out of the oil of another's heart, or its flame burns low.

But to see her was to love her, love but her, and love her forever " - Robert Burns" .

"I found him in the morgue. I saw his body, with cigarette burns on it. "

I am the fire that burns against the cold, the light that wakes the sleepers, the shield that guards the realms of men.

Although nothing concrete emerged from the talks, Solana said Burns presence alone was an important contribution to the negotiations.

Arthur Burns, chairman at the time, fought back, and a compromise was struck to allow audits, but with the current prohibitions.

Eventually the body burns up stored sugars, or glycogen, so less insulin is needed to help the body digest food.

A strong acid, it is toxic and can cause severe Burns. It attacks most metals and is used for etching steel and photoengraving.

Limitations: Serious injury is possible if people cannot escape from the beam; skin burns within minutes.

Jack always spends his wages in a few days: money just burns a hole in his pocket.

As the sun burns, the hydrogen in its core converts to helium by fusion, a process through which the nuclei of atoms meld together.

everything that burns carbon-based fuel. But in addition to that, this is now an idea that should be explored.

The beekeeper closes the partition, chalks a mark on the hive, and choosing his own time, breaks it up and burns it.

It is the kundalini that burns off karma from one's ancestry and allows for a state of forgiveness to be embraced.

Cheever. Cracked ribs, broken teeth, electrical skin burns -- all on a frail old lady at the end of her life.

It was a large, old. wooden house--the sort that burns easily--and my room was on the top floor.

For reason , ruling alone , is a force confining ; and passion , unattended, is a flame that burns to its own destruction.

The heat therapy - which 'burns away' lung tissue blocking the airways - is said to offer significant improvements in severe cases.

The reporters had found her abandoned in Gaddafi's seaside compound in Tripoli and said her face was covered with burns.

A report in the Los Angeles Times describes "burn fields" of 500 square miles in which 16 controlled burns will take place in one day.

At the time of the story, police were looking for a man with facial, neck, and possibly wrist burns.

The survivors had wounds and burns all over their bodies after being forced to carry uncooled bricks and walk barefoot in the kiln.

After Allen's retirement in 1958 Burns experimented with his own show , in which he played a harassed producer.

"Oh! " Burns replied with a disgusted expression on her face.

Burns are called first degree, second degree or third degree burns depending on which layers of the skins are burnt.

Also can improve whelk, allergies, eczema, burns. And it is said to be one of the best essential oils.

Even the most intricate meal falls flat if the steak burns or your date turns out to be allergic to hazelnuts.

They say that socialising and meeting with friends helps boost levels of 'brown fat' in the body which burns calories to generate heat.

AS RUSSIA burns to a crisp, thousands of kilometres to the south-west torrential storms visit unprecedented flooding on Pakistan.

The blue, the higher emotion of your secret self burns brightly if only you look at it.

But for some reason, those engine burns never happened, and Phobos-Grunt has continued to circle the Earth.

Thank you, Ambassador Burns, for your very kind introduction and for having me at the Kennedy School of Government.

Do this test must be in a well-ventilated place, and to wear gloves, masks in case of water vapor and tin flux burns.

Controlled burns of hillsides are clearly a useful tool for restoring an ecosystem to its native habitat as well as managing fire.

It has taken over my mind It is eating away at my soul My throat burns with anger While my stomach growls even more .

They've found that just as thinking burns energy, stopping a thought burns energy -- like stopping a truck on a downhill slope.

He says Burns' presence at the meeting indicates a victory for one of those groups.

Sort of an aerobics queen. Feel the burns .

Yaroslavl State Governor wah Luke Fu said the two survivors are currently in the hospital, of which 80% of hockey players body skin burns.

A small child may not realize that hot iron burns, so his father tells him that it burns and saves him from getting hurt.

Burns first worked for Xerox in 1980 as a summer intern and joined a year later after her master's degree.

Once, two patients, a man and a woman, with severe burns were sent into our hospital.

Not only was I so white that I received first-degree burns all over my body, but I also forgot to remove my knee-high socks.

A true master of his craft, Ken Burns The War was his latest directorial effort.

The workshop Heinrichs was working in was destroyed in the fire, but the house was saved. Heinrichs is recovering from his burns.

According to this view, love is simply a direction, not a place and burns itself out with marriage.

So began my friendship with Mr. Burns, a man whose smile and warmth would very soon come to mean a great deal to me.

Coal is hard, like a rock and yet it burns, while no rocks do.

If Professor Burns decided to not talk to you about that, I can't do anything against her wishes.

You deserve my missing, but the word "missing" can' express my fervent heartfelt. Missing like fire burns and agitates in my heart forever.

With your combustion chamber filled by cooler, oxygen-rich air, fuel burns at a more efficient mixture.

We are told this flame represents the "Olympic spirit, " a spirit that burns strongest in the heart of the Olympic athlete.

It was found that manganese burns off in the arc during melting of a droplet at the wire end, and from the weld pool during weld formation.

A typical coal-fired plant burns three lumps of coal to produce one lump's worth of electricity; the rest goes up the chimney as waste heat.

Another notable breakthrough involved research into brown fat tissue, which burns "bad" white fat to generate heat for the body.

A chain reaction is the sort of thing that happens when paper burns.

"These games promote motion, which increases the heart rate and burns more calories, " said Lumpkin.

To further reduce the drag and amount of fuel that the plane burns, the D series features longer, skinnier wings and a smaller tail.

The lamp of meeting burns long; it goes out in a moment at the parting.

When a substance burns in Oxygen or air, either it is oxidized, or some of its constituents are oxidized, the others not being affected.

As intense discipline burns up impurities, the body and its senses become supremely refined.

It burns me up to know I'll be paying your bills when you start collecting Social Security as your only "paycheck" one day.

If burns are on arms or legs, keep them higher than the heart, if possible. If burns are on the face, the victim should sit up.

CONCLUSION This method can used for the quantity control of the burns oil.

As a result, the Iranians are beginning to feel that pinch, according to Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns.

He is celebrated all over the world through translations of his work and the annual Burns Night supper on his birthday.

The Bush administration has sent the U. S. State Department's third ranking official, Undersecretary of State William Burns, to these talks.

But because the Apollo oneself is a sun, the body of the heat, and makes the laurel unbearable, once near there burns skin.

Interior Minister Sandor Pinter warned the sludge "can cause burns to the skin and blindness if it gets into your eyes. "

Cecil Burns was the spoilt child of that household.

The accident that the axle bush was burns away is averted, the efficiency production is increased and a good effect is obtained.

The battle cry vehemence of the battlefield are stimulated, the totem burns a light of fire suddenly, burning memory in of white birch wood.

That "s to say, only when it burns natural gas more economically than heavy oil, the dual fuel electric propulsion plant is competitive. "

As the peat burns, an area that once trapped carbon dioxide has started releasing vast quantities of it.

as a result of the attack , the victim had extensive chemical burns to her neck , face and arm.

When the candle burns while air is flowing directly into the flame the wax is flowing into it indirectly by means of the wick.

Burns associated with a significant fracture or other major injuries.

A man, a woman and a yordle walk into the sun. . . They die. Because it burns them alive.

The toilet exploded and now the soldier is in the hospital getting treatment for third-degree burns to his face, arms and chest.

And you're having a lot of different unpleasant effects , but burns to the eyes and mouth, skin ulcers, lesions .

If god could save me from second and third-degree burns and a broken arm he must have something special planned.

Highland barley liquor and fragrant buttered tea have brewed the kind of lover's prattle that burns hot .

This alsoexists on the ocean floor in the form of gas hydrates, a form of frozen methanealso known as the "ice that burns. "

The pig is the only animal that burns with the sun than man.

We will pay the insured a lump sum payment in the event of a death , burns or dismemberment as a result of an accident .

And golden shape return. The hot forehead burns down in rest and silence.

for love is as strong as death, its jealousy unyielding as the grave. It burns like blazing fire, like a mighty flame.

It was a large, old wooden house ---the sort that burns beautifully---and my room was on the second floor.

Captain Mike Ellis said in an interview posted on You Tube that the boats are conducting controlled burns to get rid of the oil.

Mr. Saleh is believed to have burns over 40% of his body and suffered a serious head or neck injury, U. S. officials said.

Her symptom shows she had second degree burns on her wrist.

Eventually, it kind of burns out, but hopefully you're left with trust and security, and in case of my ex-wife, lesbianism.

Just as Burns became Greenspan's model, Mises had become Rothbard's model.

Objective: To solve the long duration and severe post burn scar of the small area deep burns.

Objective To investigate the method and the effect of the children's deep head neck burns.

Do not boil mixture or use terminal sterilization. Never use a microwave to warm mixture. Serious burns can result.

Ms Burns forecast that ticket sales at her company's six West End theatres would be down 30 per cent over the summer.

and life presently burns down to its socket without having known the resonance of the deepest chords of joy.

renal failure associated with burns or other trauma, or with acute infection or obstruction of the urinary tract.

Acne Scar cream is also used for curing other skin problems like skin burns , chicken pox scars and aging wrinkles .

Objective To investigate the effects of ruthenium red on myocardial energy metabolism during the early stage after severe burns.

For minor burns, hold the affected area under cold water for at least 10 minutes or until the pain subsides.

In the scene when Denethor burns Faramir on the pyre, the pyre could not truly be on fire because Gandalf's horse would not go near it.

Robert Burns writes for the people. He is such a great and selfless patriot that his fighting spirit and noble ideas will never vanish.

As soon as he gets the money, he spends it; money really burns a hole in his pocket.

As a greatly potential alternative energy resource, natural gas hydrate (NGH) is of high quality and burns clean.

Low chloride concentrations may be found with prolonged vomiting, extensive burns, metabolic acidosis, Addisonia crisis and renal diseases.

Some research suggests the body burns more fat when it gets enough calcium and produces more fat when it's calcium-deprived.

The body burns calories when forced to regulate its own temperature, and people tend to eat less in hot, humid weather.

Everyone knows everything burns up in a short time.

Two workers at Fukushima have so far received radiation burns and 17 have been exposed to levels of radiation considered unsafe.

Robert burns put him in the love poem girls than for roses.

The only furniture some steel locks, a table scarred with old cigarette burns, and several straight-backed chairs.

AS TORRENTIAL storms visit unprecedented flooding on Pakistan, thousands of kilometres to the northwest Russia burns.

And was Robert Burns one of your students?

If a minor burn is larger than a postage stamp it requires medical attention. All deep burns of any size require urgent hospital treatment.

If some of the biggest and most powerful institutions in the world have been playing with fire, they need to feel the burns.

Vinegar-based food dressings contain acetic acid, which speeds up the rate at which your body burns fat.

Another fantastic inexpensive and convenient activity that burns up to 1000 calories per hour is jumping rope.

Right: The body of a Baath party member lies in the streets of Kirkuk, while the local Baathist party office burns in the background.

Acne Remover - Just like with burns and warts, an onion solution can be used to remove acne. The vegetable's chemical components are.

If the sun burns out, will the Mets be able to play their entire schedule at night?

Burns, you're standing on the side of your shoes. Turn your toes out immediately.

China had already started checking North Korean trucks crossing its border, Nicholas Burns, under-secretary of state, commented.

Janet Jackson and Ryan Tedder have both warned Gaga that she may need to slow down a little before she burns herself out.

Burns' explanations were clear and quite simple, but there were a few things missing.

Even a small amount of magnesium ribbon burns in a flame with a satisfying white heat.

A flame of hope burns inside my heart telling me that I should do no matter what.

we will be fine, though we are suffering now have to walk thousands of miles the comet burns at the last moment when lies are broken.

The reason: during digestion, the body burns many more calories metabolising protein and carbohydrates than it does metabolizing fat.

Burns continue to be a leading cause of death in the United States.

Never put butter, oil or ointment on burns as they keep the heat in the wounds and may cause infection.

Children with deep flesh burns have joined those of the severely dismembered and others who arrive at hospitals in unrecognizable condition.

Fire also can release density and records upon the land as it burns.

candle burns itself to shed light . burn your impurities by selfless service to radiate the light of knowledge.

A chemical change takes place in paper when it burns.

the child was rescued from the fire , but died soon after for terrible burns.

Arthur Burns was an avuncular , pipe- smoking scholar .

Under-Secretary of State William Burns was speaking as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was due to hold talks on the issue in Moscow.

The anthracite is. the most valuable type of coal. It burns slowly, with little smoke and a very hot flame.

Byt the love I mean is the fire that burns inside us all, the inner warmth that prevents our soul from freezing in the winters of despair.

Governor Burns later sent a delegation to the Canton Trade Fair, as the political climate was complicated and hostile at the time.

Born as Peter Burns in Port Sunlight , Bebington , Wirral , to an English father and a German mother.

The rancher tidies it up with the help of a bulldozer, burns what is left, sows grass and raises cattle.

The authors believe it can be used to put "a megaphone in the system" to improve the treatment of injuries such as burns and leg ulcers.

The fleet coexists, and competes, with a shiny new rapid transit bus system with dedicated lanes that burns clean natural gas.

The hot sun burns his eyes, but I see his eyes with light burst power, as has been burning fire into two.

"We are getting closer, " Mr Burns said, but added that he could not tell when an agreement might be reached.

The wind that blows, rain that falls, fire that burns.

For who am I to serve you? I know I don't deserve you. And that's the part that burns in my heart and keeps me hanging on.

The woman sustained second- and third-degree burns to her genital area, requiring extensive surgery and skin grafts.

sparkles and ashes can be carried by wind to cause burns . beware of them when you light up the stove.

Objective To explore the efficacy of wrist-ankle acupuncture as an analgesic treatment in dressing change for patients with burns.

He later donated the bed to a Californian medical centre as a therapeutic aid for burns victims.

bright in The sun burns bright in the sky.

Burns described Russia as "a pivotal actor" in engaging Iran to ensure it does not acquire a nuclear weapon.

Although chewing celery might seem like a strenuous activity, it burns about the same amount of calories as watching grass grow.

Thanks to plentiful mitochondria , it burns fat molecules to generate heat that warms the body.

The man, who was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital, had burns on his chest, fractured ribs and internal bleeding, the doctor said.

So bandaging and non- bandaging methods can be used in conjunction to give ideal results in treating paediatric burns.

The driver was in critical condition after suffering severe burns , and was under police guard in hospital .

As soon as she's paid she goes shopping. Money burns a hole in her pocket!

The tripping and closing coil of circuit breaker frequently burns out in the process of power system operation.

As for the cone-shaped incense, the burnable portion widens as it burns, quickly dispersing its fragrance.

And Ron seemed to praise Burns all day.

Seek professional help in treating the burns. Do NOT apply burn creams or ointments.

Meanwhile, at his apartment, Visser burns the doctored copies of the photograph of the "murdered" Abby and Ray, and realizes one is missing.

Big Sis offers to give Ai a bite of her food, but it's too hot and burns her tongue.

By the time he regained his Senses, He was on a Hospital Bed recovering from Burns of Boiling Water.

The injured, with visible burns, were carried out of the building on stretchers, according to the unidentified witness quoted by Xinhua.

Not me. You know money always burns a hole in my pocket.

China burns over 2 billion tonnes of coal a year, and demand increases by about 10 percent each year, analysts say.

Xinhua has found 64 students in the hospitals, but sources said there were a few more who suffered from severe burns.

Gas flowing through the pipes burns instantly but can be kept under control easily by opening or closing the pipes.

Apply the mixture to the affected areas and within a few hours, your burns will subside.

Burns may result from unknowingly walking into a hydrogen fire.

Love is the fire that burns inside us all, the inner warmth that prevents our soul from freezing in the winters of despair.

Ariely spent three years in a hospital after suffering third-degree burns over 70% of his body.

One pound of muscle burns about 15 calories a day, and while that's still not much, it's more than what one pound of fat will do for you.

George Burns was the oldest Oscar winner when he won as Best Supporting Actor for The Sunshine Boys at age 80 (in 1975).

Most of the injuries reported so far have been alkali burns.

I sent him a gift in return for his help. He was admitted to hospital with minor burns.

Susan Burns: You know a lot of people want to live more sustainable lifestyles, but they don't have choices.

I finally meet the flames, held to love palm would not let it go, regardless of the burns.