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

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 museum displayed ancient burning-glasses alongside other early scientific instruments.

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

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.

While he was away on business, Maria managed to keep the home fires burning by juggling work and childcare.

The old warehouse, burning down since dawn, sent a column of smoke over the city.

The town's history museum held a somber exhibit documenting a notorious book-burning that had taken place there during the 1930s.

I can't explain it, but my ears are burning—I overheard coworkers mentioning my name in the break room.