How To Use Burn up In A Sentence
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Thank God, there were no lights; I could so feel my face burn up, probably blushing.
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Most of these fireballs burn up or explode in the atmosphere and vanish without a trace.
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It's an early emission-control device that injected pulses of fresh air into the catalytic converter to help burn up any unburned fuel that managed to get that far.
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Millions burn up their free hours on one service, then hop to another to grab more free hours.
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Meteors produce streaks of light as they burn up in the Earth's atmosphere.
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Women - rather unfairly I feel - tend to burn up calories less efficiently than men.
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Is it wise to burn up the calories in the winter cold?
Times, Sunday Times
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So global warming is just a natural occurrence when you believe all the hogwash in the Christian Bible or hell, in the Book of the Moron Mormons, or hell, in the Koran...you name one of those holy books, they all say the same thing: the world will end one day because it will burn up, as George Gamov explained in his book The Death of the Sun, because right before the Sun goes dark, it expands to a tremendous heat, so hot it finallys blows to all Hell and the heat emitted by the blow up will certainly "scorch" the earth, as predicted by the Christian bible--you even heard of "the scorched earth" policy?
This World Is NOW HELL
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At the end of its six-month mission, Jules Verne will offload solid waste and wastewater from the Station and burn up during atmospheric re-entry over the Pacific Ocean.
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The station would burn up on re-entry into the earth's atmosphere.
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So they burn up our insides rather than releasing energy to do other physical things.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most of these fireballs burn up or explode in the atmosphere and vanish without a trace.
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It is brought to us by such solar system visitors as meteorites, which burn up or fragment and drift as fine particles through the atmosphere.
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However, stars more massive than the sun will burn up their fuel much more rapidly.
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The term meteor shower is somewhat misleading, because the streaks of light are generally caused by space debris no bigger than grains of sand, which hit and then burn up in the
Ottawa Sun
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The planes end up flying circuits around Perth to burn up fuel or to dump fuel on arrival.
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The satellite will burn up as it re-enters the earth's atmosphere.
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Meteorites often burn up in the atmosphere before they reach the earth.
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The only alternative, says Professor Durnin, is to try to burn up more energy by being physically active.
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Aerobic exercise gets the heart pumping and helps you to burn up the fat.
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Most of these fireballs burn up or explode in the atmosphere and vanish without a trace.
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The resulting friction causes them to burn up, and in some cases form a fireball.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'm going to burn up all the rubbish/trash.
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The station would burn up on re-entry into the earth's atmosphere.
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Most household appliances burn up loads of electricity.
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Nawt lykely Kafleen nawt quite farvest from last, der kitteh got no possable fumbs to hold der brush and ders no way kittek could git her lill cigar burn up to the toofbrush so ders miniscule chants it be used fer but scrubber.
To do: - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?
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The satellite will fragment and burn up as it falls through the Earth's atmosphere.
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The plane circled the airport to burn up excess fuel.
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Finally, sit back and enjoy the show as bits of leftover comet burn up in our atmosphere, creating the celestial displays that we call meteor showers.
RedOrbit News - Technology
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It may be necessary to re-sow lawns using tougher grasses such as rye, as the softer and lusher fescues and bents so commonly used today will burn up in the hot summer sun.
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Most household appliances burn up loads of electricity.
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The only alternative, says Professor Durnin, is to try to burn up more energy by being physically active.
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'T won't burn up any faster for being chopped," Friend Barton said; and then his wife Rachel knew that if he had a reason for being "forehanded" with the wood, he was not ready to give it.
In Exile and Other Stories
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The satellite will fragment and burn up as it falls through the Earth's atmosphere.
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The plane circled the airport to burn up excess fuel.
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Since I've decided to ritually burn up my SKS fenders and go 'bareback', I'll have to palp those rain chaps.
Individualism: Innovation or Absurdity?
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Conflagrate means to burn up, with its archaic form, conflagrant - burning.
Murderati
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The harder and faster they work. the more calories they will burn up and the leaner they will become.
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During the event, particles smaller than a grain of sand burn up as they stream through the Earth's atmosphere at speeds of 150,000 miles an hour.
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The satellite will burn up as it re-enters the earth's atmosphere.
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The only way to get rid of extra weight and flab is through exercise to burn up extra calories and by keeping away from those extra calories in the first place.
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Meteors produce streaks of light as they burn up in the Earth's atmosphere.
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And during the middle of winter when they meant to be torpid or hibernating, if they're woken up it can cause them basically to starve to death, because they burn up all their energy stores.
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The plane circled the airport to burn up excess fuel.
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And from the first chapter when they finally share total skin-to-skin privileges and then some, the pages burn up with passion, lust, anger, tenderness, sensitivity, claws, teeth and all when these two interact in and out of the bedroom.
Archive 2009-07-01
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Most household appliances burn up loads of electricity.
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Women tend to burn up calories less efficiently than men.
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This gives your body more time to burn up the calories.
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The resulting friction causes them to burn up, and in some cases form a fireball.
Times, Sunday Times
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The harder and faster they work. the more calories they will burn up and the leaner they will become.
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I'm going to burn up all the rubbish/trash.
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The station would burn up on re-entry into the earth's atmosphere.
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Millions burn up their free hours on one service, then hop to another to grab more free hours.
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A good laugh can burn up as many calories per hour as brisk walking.
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The satellite will fragment and burn up as it falls through the Earth's atmosphere.
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They tear our houses down, burn up our worldly possessions, and sometimes even kill us.
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The sun is expected to survive for a whopping 10 million years, while massive stars live to be a mere 3 million years old because they burn up so fast.
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Meteorites often burn up in the atmosphere before they reach the earth.
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The satellite will fragment and burn up as it falls through the Earth's atmosphere.
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We take no positive action to burn up the chemicals.
Why Am I Afraid to be Assertive?
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Most of these fireballs burn up or explode in the atmosphere and vanish without a trace.
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But they can also burn up time, serve as a forum for politicking, and end up ratifying mediocre plans.
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Consider the light bulb. Thomas Edison believed something could burn white-hot and not burn up.
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The inflatable structure should burn up within days.
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Consumables are the paper, toner, toner oil and electricity that printers burn up in their lifetime.
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Sometimes, you have to burn up a little bit of the past to light up the future.
Times, Sunday Times
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At last a match did burn up, and its flame lit up for a moment the fur of his coat, his hand with the gold ring on the bent forefinger, and the snow-sprinkled oat-straw that stuck out from under the drugget.
Master and Man
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Hot mustard can spur thermogenesis (the burning of calories), speed up metabolism by as much as 25% and can burn up to 10% of calories consumed.
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Additionally, wouldn't retiring the bonds put dollars back out on the market: while the dollars are in bonds, they're not being used directly as currency, but in order to retire them, you have to print more dollars --- so we've just lost the counter-inflationary pressure of taxation, which is to burn up dollars.
Balkinization
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Meteors produce streaks of light as they burn up in the Earth's atmosphere.
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The satellite will burn up as it re-enters the earth's atmosphere.
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The resulting friction causes them to burn up, and in some cases form a fireball.
Times, Sunday Times
