61.   Several years later, he said, a cross was burned at his school.

62.   That means less fuel is being burned at a time, increasing the gas mileage.

63.   The fire burns at one end, and the food is cooked at the other.

64.   The garbage on the barge, which came from Long Island, N.Y., was ultimately burned at an incinerator in Brooklyn.

65.   The fever still burns at suburban Westlake High, with its sold-out stadium and metronomic success.

66.   The Italian scientist Giordano Bruno was burned at the stake for advocating just such heresies.

67.   The more muscle mass an individual has, the more calories are burned at rest.

68.   The resting, or basal, metabolic rate reflects the number of calories burned at rest, which typically accounts for about two-thirds of caloric expenditure.

69.   The sky will burn at forty-five degrees.

70.   The scene of Joan burning at the stake is an emotional one, shot with restraint and earnestness.