Should you Burn it?
Damp wood doesn't burn well.
Does he mean burn in hell?
Choose to burn fat, not store it.
For warmth, they burn donated firewood.
Otherwise, metabolism slows, which reduces how many calories you burn.
The infection of gravest import is burn wound sepsis.
Her life, she thought, would burn like that.
If it refuses to burn, then the presence of water is not allowing the wick to burn.
Shock may develop after a severe injury, burn, or infection.
Of course, people put on weight when they consume more calories than they burn off.
Every year we burn what nature laid down over a million years.
Each time, the injected part of the meat would burn. The rest was uncooked, unharmed.
Bohemians also burn sugar into their absinthe to mellow its bitter anise flavour.
Enchanted by the diary, Simpson persuaded his fellow soldiers not to burn it.
The benefit to confusing your body in this manner is that not only will you burn calories during your dance activity, but you will continue to burn calories long after you stop.
It was only the size of a small pickup truck, and most of it would burn up in the atmosphere.
Workers at the rig tried to contain it, while responders scrambled to corral it, burn it or disperse it.
A veil of gauze protects a patient named Zahara from flies in a burn ward in Herat, Afghanistan.
Here, seen only by his eyes, the scarlet letter need not burn into the bosom of the fallen woman!
You'll also increase your muscle mass and improve your resting metabolism, causing you to burn more calories throughout the day.
I've reversed that trend, and am very active now, but I'm still trying to burn the fat I gained in those inactive years.
The country also is a major maker of cement, which is a dirty business because the kilns burn the dirtiest, cheapest fuels, such as oil sludge.
Wherever Chiang Kai-shek's troops go, they murder and burn, rape and loot, carry out the policy of three atrocities and behave exactly like the Japanese bandits.
Bone takes longer to burn, so by the end the skeleton is usually laid bare like a charred anatomical model, coated in the greasy residue of burned flesh.
But if you made it with our resins, in principle you could just smash it, or burn it, or use it for energy.
"and if the bright place keeps the same size and gets no greater on the skin, but is less bright, it is the effect of the burn, and the priest will say that he is clean: it is the mark of the burn."
Carry some weight When you're grocery shopping or running errands, wear a backpack with a 5-or 10-pound bag of sugar inside to increase resistance and burn more calories.
His cadres would kill him, and burn the body; he would squeeze himself into a submarine; he would bite on the cyanide capsule that hung on a black string round his neck.
Mr Obama may burn with no less ardent a desire to be a “transformative” president: in 2008 he got into hot water with Democrats for praising this aspect of the Reagan presidency.
Feelings ran high, and some once-faithful fans of the South American soccer star felt enough of a sense of betrayal, as he played against Italy, to burn the Argentina flag in front of Maradona's hotel.
But then after 1976 when freedom of faith was restored as government policy and the beating of wooden fish resumed with lost of worshippers coming again to burn incense sticks and candles in the temples, snakes disappeared once again.
"The priest is to see it: and if the hair on the bright place is turned white and it seems to go deeper than the skin, he is a leper: it has come out in the burn, and the priest will say that he is unclean: it is the leper's disease."
