burns造句怎么写

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

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

It burns itself out instantly after the match is lit but generates enough heat to ignite the aspen shank.

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

Canoeing or kayaking: Paddling down a river is the perfect family adventure-and it burns up to about 500 calories an hour.

Actions to make the environment safer and to educate children and adolescents on how to avoid drowning, burns and falls can help reduce the likelihood of their occurrence.

Imitation Queen Anne furniture, chipped and scarred by cigarette burns, a plush purple carpet in which rodents could reproduce, and the king-size, four-poster bed were the same as his honeymoon night.

The majority of people who die in fires don't die from burns, but rather they suffocate due to the lack of oxygen and inhale toxic gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and hydrogen cyanide.

This number underestimates the true extent of the problem, as a significant proportion of deaths due to child maltreatment are incorrectly attributed to falls, burns, drowning and other causes.

Exposed burns of face are easily affected.

Infection remains a cardinal problem in the treatment of burns.

As with regular clays, the fumes are not toxic unless the LS burns.

Thank you for ensuring that the flame of freedom burns bright throughout the world.

He pulled up his long shirt to show me four small shrapnel bruises and two burns on his neck.

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

The more the fire burns, the faster it goes out. And friendship, even once extinguished, can be ignited again when I need it most, and it will not be extinguished easily.

The horseradish burns the throat.

While the prairie burns, I think of machines.

Some people have criticized the idea of infectious cigarettes, arguing that as tobacco burns, it would kill any germs present.

Gratitude to the people of Haiti, for their strength, resilience and faith, the faith of human spirit, the spirit that burns in all of us today.

He was admitted to the hospital suffering from burns.

I will replenish with scented oil the lamp that burns by your bedside, and decorate your footstool with sandal and saffron paste in wondrous designs.

Fire burns us but we can cook with it, and so on.

"Last week was the first time we slept in our new bed with my eight-month pregnant wife who was taken to hospital with burns from the sludge," he said.