| The planes end up flying circuits around Perth to burn up fuel or to dump fuel on arrival. |
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| Most meteorites travelling towards earth burn up in the atmosphere, but it's estimated that on average, one does make it through each week. |
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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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| The craft drop debris at just the right height to ensure that it will fall back to Earth relatively quickly and burn up in the atmosphere. |
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| Consumables are the paper, toner, toner oil and electricity that printers burn up in their lifetime. |
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| I burn up at the thought of it and as for having a chat with my mom about it, I would rather be run over by a bus first. |
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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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| They said the dog had died from heat stroke or exhaustion or whatever it is that happens to dogs when they burn up. |
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| We have to have a way to bring those satellites down and allow them to burn up in the atmosphere as well when their lifetimes are over. |
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| We do not want to burn up our children's future and destroy their environmental habitat. |
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| Regular vigorous exercising increases metabolic activity, so that the body continues to burn up calorie seven when it is resting. |
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| When fat reserves are used up, a bird will burn up its flight muscles to maintain body heat. |
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| An average child can burn up to 600 calories an hour, not to mention the sheer joy and exhilaration they'll feel picking up a new sport. |
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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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| Their orbits get lower and lower until they dive down into the lower atmosphere and burn up. |
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| Recent testing using heart rate monitors shows a curling athlete can burn up to 1800 calories in a two-hour game. |
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| The fire of the truth relating to my yoga will burn up your worldly gains just as a flame burns up camphor. |
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| We see one way the material is lost every night, when dust particles burn up in our atmosphere as meteors or shooting stars. |
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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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| It is in the mesosphere that meteorites typically burn up as they enter the atmosphere. |
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| Well, you can't, and unless you want your boat to go high and dry and tip over and burn up or sink, you have to do something. |
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| For each colony burn up between 3 and 6 g of tobacco and blow this into the hive. |
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| My Fire shall be hurled on this earth to burn up her crimes, I will not restrain My Hand. |
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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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| People who do not sleep much tend to be tense and are the ones who burn up faster than necessary. |
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| There are only a few meteorites that don't burn up completely in the atmosphere and fall down to hit the ground. |
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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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| 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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| 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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| A good laugh can burn up as many calories per hour as brisk walking. |
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| You couldn't hide him in the stove — he'd burn up. |
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| Very often they burn up before they hit the ground. |
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| Remember, every time you drastically reduce your kilojoule intake your body will go into famine mode and burn up lean tissue for energy. |
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| The Leonids meteors recur each year when Earth passes through the comet's trail, and chunks of debris burn up in our planet's atmosphere. |
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| This would be left to burn up while firefighting capacity would be used to protect other adjacent buildings and structures and protect the environment. |
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| Fire therefore need to be worshipped to burn up the malice in humanity and lift them up into the splendours of life, which is also an aspect of fire. |
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| Undersized machines, on the other hand, may have to work harder than intended, which will burn up electricity and could shorten the machine's lifespan. |
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| Their ceremonies do not come to an end until the sun is high in the sky and so they have to burn up many kilometres in order to reach the Holy Places before they close. |
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| Orbital's cargo ships burn up on reentry into Earth's atmosphere, unlike SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft, which makes an intact splash landing in the ocean. |
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| It hopes to deploy a solar sail that would connect to a piece of space debris, unfurl itself and then drag the object into the atmosphere where it would burn up. |
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