unburnable造句

• The idea is to create zones of unburnable areas to stop the spread of wildfires.
• Citizens are supposed to separate their waste into moeru ( burnable ) and moenai ( unburnable ) piles.
• If the crews can work all the way around the fire, they can lasso it inside an unburnable ring and keep it from growing more.
• "Unburnable ", which moves back and forth between modern times and the past, is primarily a historical novel centred on the hanging of a family matriarch, and fuses Caribbean history, African heritage, and African-American sensibilities.
• In this respect, " Unburnable " is both a contemporary Caribbean novel as well as a neo-slave narrative . " Unburnable " also notably includes the original inhabitants of the Caribbean, the Kalinago ( also called the Carib Indians ).
• In this respect, " Unburnable " is both a contemporary Caribbean novel as well as a neo-slave narrative . " Unburnable " also notably includes the original inhabitants of the Caribbean, the Kalinago ( also called the Carib Indians ).
• The organisation's first two reports-Unburnable Carbon ( 2011 ) and Unburnable Carbon ( 2013 )-argued that up to two-thirds of the world's known reserves and resources of oil, coal and gas could not be burned while avoiding dangerous levels of climate change.
• The organisation's first two reports-Unburnable Carbon ( 2011 ) and Unburnable Carbon ( 2013 )-argued that up to two-thirds of the world's known reserves and resources of oil, coal and gas could not be burned while avoiding dangerous levels of climate change.
• The " land-fill method " of disposing of unburnable waste was developed in 1939 in the United Kingdom, but its first use in the United States was at the Fresh Kills, in what came to be known as a " landfill ", where it was introduced by William Carey, New York City's Sanitation Commissioner.
• Her literary debut, " Unburnable ", was named " Best Debut of 2006 " by " Black Issues Book Review ", was short-listed for the 2007 Hurston-Wright Legacy Awards in the Debut Fiction Category, was nominated for the 2008 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, and was identified by the Modern Language Association as a new title of note in Caribbean literature.