In models of massive stars, oxygen burning is the nucleosynthesis phase that follows carbon burning, during which neon disintegrates and oxygen fuses to form silicon, phosphorus, sulfur, and other elements up to atomic number 40.

During the heated demonstration, several protesters were arrested for flag-burning outside the embassy.

She preferred slow-burning candles because they released fragrance for hours.

The archaeologist wrote an article discussing whether the burning bush in Exodus had a natural explanation.

Local firefighters hurried to contain the blaze that had ignited several burning bushes along the trail.

Her bra-burning rhetoric alienated some of her allies during the debate.

At the smelting works the burning house was maintained at a steady heat to calcine the tin ores and sublime the sulfur and arsenic from the pyrites.

The sculpture's dramatic centerpiece consisted of burning bars arranged in a spiral.

At dusk, the riverbank was lined with burning-ghats where families gathered to perform last rites.

We watched from the hill as the burning houses illuminated the night sky.