Incinerating in a sentence

After the initial rumbles had settled, fires started across towns and villages, incinerating worldly possessions as the country had a grim start bringing in the first day of the New Year.

A report by The New York Times this month, based on samples collected over five years, revealed dangerous fumes also spewing from a power plant incinerating the city’s landfill garbage mountains.

Now, acting as a tyrant king, Biden is circumventing Congress and incinerating the Constitution to unilaterally grant a pathway to citizenship to what will amount to potentially millions of illegals.

If the soul has the ability to identify with it, as though hurling itself out of itself, incinerating everything in itself that is “other” or “ignorance,” in an instant it will have attained the Great Liberation.

Many countries, finding that arrangement unprofitable, have started incinerating the recycling, dumping it in landfills, or simply stopped accepting recyclables from the U.S. altogether.

Sri Lanka is the latest country to clamp down on criminal groups which export mislabelled waste materials instead of recycling or incinerating them.

The blaze in Africa seems normal, at the moment, for this time of year and is incinerating savanna and scrubbier land.

In King's Landing, Cersei Lannister has seized the Iron Throne by incinerating the High Sparrow, his followers and her rivals in the Sept of Baelor.

There was the time Hopper fell asleep in bed with a lit joint, incinerating the mattress.

Alternatively, to fall under the scope of the Convention, it is sufficient for waste to be included in Annex II, which lists other wastes, such as household wastes and residue that comes from incinerating household waste.

Electric incinerating toilets turn excrement into a small amount of ash.

He invoked the Pashupatastra and decapitated the king, incinerating him to ashes.

Incinerating nylons to recover the high energy used to create them is usually expensive, so most nylons reach the garbage dumps, decaying very slowly.

The flows were rapid-moving, dense and very hot, knocking down wholly or partly all structures in their path, incinerating or suffocating all population remaining there and altering the landscape, including the coastline.