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Incinerated in sentence

16 examples of Incinerated in a sentence

Most of it's incinerated or landfilled.
As a result, this stuff gets fed to dogs at best, or is incinerated.
The other half is being incinerated or land-filled.
In 1950, if you suggested your grandmother be incinerated after she died, you'd probably be kicked from the family deathbed.
Here you see the work of David Best and his extraordinary temples, which are built during the Burning Man event and then incinerated on the Sunday.
And if you really look into it, particularly when it comes to plastic bottles, most of it is only down-cycled, or incinerated, or shipped to China.
I don't want to seem too much of a nitpicky spoilsport, but if the accidental death of a butterfly by a time traveler caused such an enormous change in the timeline, how could that be since the butterfly would have been incinerated by the pyroclastic blast of the erupting volcano anyway?
In the interests of the environment we had him incinerated."
She plays Angela, a hairdresser-cum-model who, the opening would have us believe, has been incinerated by someone.
In 2005, the Hadjievs’ car was incinerated by a bomb-like device, which they interpreted as a warning to cease their defiant challenges to the Bulgarian – and possibly Turkmen – authorities.
Prosecution officials also negligently incinerated personal effects of Srebrenica victims, as well as items discovered in Albania and other evidence, and then obfuscated to dodge a scandal.
India's Prime Minister, A. B. Vajpayee, justified that deed as part of the retaliation meted out by outraged Hindus against the Muslim "terrorists" who had incinerated 58 Hindus on a train to Godhra.
Indeed, the world’s population throws away nearly 10 ounces of gold and five ounces of platinum for every ton of cell phones that are discarded in landfills or incinerated.
On a granite block, part of the front of an office building, was the shadow of a human being, indelibly etched there by the crystallization of the surrounding rock as he or she was, in an instant, incinerated.
If the device is incinerated or left to degrade in a landfill, these substances can leak into soil and groundwater, seriously harming human health and the environment.
In the case of the United States, under 10% of plastic waste is recycled; the rest is incinerated or dumped in landfills.