Usa "carbonize" in una frase

1. “Carbonize, monsters!” said Yania, laughing to release tension as well

2. Úrsula had considered him the quietest example the family had ever produced in all its history, incapable of standing out even as a handler of fighting cocks, when Colonel Aureliano Buendía told him the story of the Spanish galleon aground eight miles from the sea, the carbonized frame of which he had seen himself during the war

3. She did not look out of the window, not even when the burning dampness of the groves ended and the train went through a poppy-laden plain where the carbonized skeleton of the Spanish galleon still sat and then came out into the dear air alongside the frothy, dirty sea where almost a century before José Arcadio Buendía’s illusions had met defeat

4. We only eat meat when it is browned and carbonized

5. Steamed or boiled meat that is not browned and blacked we don’t like as much We generally turn our noses up at steamed or boiled meat in preference to a nicely browned piece of roasted browned meat which has been slightly carbonized

6. Even though steamed meat is much more nutritious and healthier than carbonized meat

7. We have become addicted to the taste of eating carbonized meat by at least 1 million years of using fire to cook meat with

8. With the introduction of carbonized-burnt food into our diet came also the introduction of cancer into our bodies

9. That gave us blackened organs and carbonized innards and ultimately: the disease of cancer

10. This comes from the basic fact that organic Life is made out of hydrocarbons and when hydrocarbons are burnt they turn into blackened, carbonized sugar molecules

11. The three splintered beams in the ceiling hold up God knows what load: ten tons of carbonized hotel and the corpses of eight anti-aircraft men and untold unexploded ordnance

12. The fact that the fish is covered with straw helps because when the straw carbonizes, it steals heat energy from the fish and gives it a pleasant and mild smoky flavor

13. The dead woman’s hands were clenched and her legless body was carbonized

14. In search of a filament for his electric lamp, Thomas Edison carbonized and tested 6,000 specimens of bamboo