Apparently the President had not given a lot of thought to their incinerated oil.

A sample of his incinerated remains was buried in space.

"All these years, and I never get used to the smell of incinerated flesh."

The top of an incinerated refrigerator poked back up into what had been a kitchen.

He was later found dead inside the incinerated vehicle.

No harm done, apart from the fact that your house is going to smell of incinerated fish for ever.

When it gets right down to it, you can't trade with an incinerated system.

But officials here say only 30 of the incinerated bodies still have features that could possibly be recognized.

Somehow he was airborne, still in that fiery room, looking down on his own incinerated body!

The thought of thousands of incinerated victims never entered his mind.

He couldn't go searching room to room for girls about to be incinerated- But his heart failed him.

For Yokohama, the goal is to reduce incinerated garbage by 30 percent over the next five years.

The landfill, he said, if it is built, would only accept the ash from incinerated trash.

Crows perched in the naked branches of an incinerated tree.

A soft morning breeze carried the stench of incinerated flesh away.

The flames of the incinerated drift station had long faded into the twilight.

By the time he was done, he and seven victims lay dead in the incinerated remains of the clothing store.

It seemed that no one, certainly not the Scottish weekend public cared too much about an incinerated wino.

The hulks of incinerated Iraqi tanks lay along the main roadway.

He would let her see the blast and try to guess which piece of incinerated debris represented the man she wanted instead of him.

The dark layer of incinerated wood cracked and powdered beneath her tread.

In Hartford, the ash from incinerated sewage sludge is sent to landfills.

The stench of incinerated flesh and burnt diesel fuel was dreadful.

How about the incinerated restaurants filled with diners?

Now, at eleven o'clock, I was providing for replacement of my incinerated tissue by filling up with milk.

The government said at first that it had been incinerated.

"To find out if my boy had been incinerated, the way they told me he would be."

People have been shot on the street, incinerated in their cars.

It did not take very long to incinerate a number of them and get the rest on the move.

In the case of war, they can incinerate the Earth, without ever seeing another human being.

Heat would be expected to increase at any time now, until everything inside was incinerated.

Come on, let's eat before this lot gets itself incinerated.

All animals used in research are incinerated on the island.

Then you have to truck the food out and incinerate it.

Perhaps she would be carried up to the sun and incinerated.

There, she found her little boy, incinerated by the engine of the car.

At the end of the day everything in the bin would be incinerated.

Or so you might think, except that the figures are incinerated.

In the meantime, just about anything could have been incinerated there.

Incinerated them right where they stood and set the place to flame.

That's why they were all high on his long list of people he intended to incinerate.

In 1970, only 1 percent of solid waste was incinerated.

It is not, of course, the intention that these should be incinerated.

He hit the ground, and one of those two incinerated him."

"She's not going to be happy that you incinerated it."

At any moment they could flare up and incinerate me!

A child lying inside one of these vehicles was incinerated.

To incinerate 6 million people, 15 years would be necessary."

This morning, nearly 60 years later, it was incinerated over the skies of Texas.

Incinerate a plant and you will find them in the ash.