Word: burningly
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...Harvard researchers found that bands of paper inserted at the mouth end of the cigarettes, which are designed to extinguish the cigarettes before they burn all the way to the end, decrease the risk of fire...
...days of increasing specialization, but in every race as well. "I want to get as much out of it as I can," he says. His coaches would prefer him to be more selective and take a more measured approach to each race. They worry that, otherwise, he'll burn out. He may. But then, as McNichol says, if he took a more measured approach to racing, "he wouldn't be Bode Miller...
...frail. The most famous reaction to disaster is that poignant cry from a radio reporter sent to cover the landing of the airship Hindenburg in New Jersey in 1937. Suddenly it goes up in flames. Bodies burn and fall pitiably. "Oh, the humanity!" Everyone has heard the cry, but it is puzzling. It has little logical meaning. It is but the primal expression of anguished fellow feeling for the fate of unknown human forms falling from the sky. At times like that we literally feel the humanity...
...this brutal Cambridge winter, local ice cream shops say the chill in sales is starting to burn...
...little lazy about advancing to the net for the quick kill. "It's not making any difference at the moment, but eventually his opponents will lift," says Alexander, who nominates world No. 3 Lleyton Hewitt as having the tireless counterpuncher's game that might conceivably burn a complacent Federer. (Hewitt, the great local hope to become the first Australian since 1976 to win his national title, has lost his last six matches against the world...