Vaporize used in a sentence

Vaporize in a sentence as a verb

Then they condense the motive fluid back to a liquid so they can vaporize it again.

It was probably vaporized by a poorly aimed fiber.

If the dollar and the federal government crashes - it will vaporize too.

100 kilowatts down a 1mm optical fiber is going to vaporize it if done for more than a tiny fraction of a second.

Low-density meteors don't normally get to the ground -- they are much more likely to vaporize in the atmosphere.

It may have been big, but curiosity has a scoop to scoop up dirt, a drill, and a laser that can vaporize rock to look inside of them.

And it doesn't matter that thorium research was abandoned because we couldn't vaporize commies with it.

They are imaginary devices that can suddenly vaporize, leaving no trace.

The mass would vaporize, but continue in toward the star, accelerating into the gravity well.

Our effective purpose is not build flying cars or cure cancer, but to vaporize jobs for the poor and deliver the proceeds, efficiently, to the rich.

* The lithospheric magma is not hot enough to vaporize or even liquify solid capsules of nuclear waste.

I'm convinced that, if we slam the door shut on lobbying groups' ability to fund politicians, their influence will vaporize overnight.

And of course, all the bikes that existed when he was alive and writing didn't magically vaporize; there are still perfectly functional bikes from the 1900s around, not to mention the 70s and 80s.

Diesel doesn't vaporize to any significant degree at temperatures experienced on Earth.

Very few people would argue that the President didn't have the authority to vaporize Hiroshima and Nagasaki with nuclear weapons, without consulting Congress and without being second-guessed by the courts.

They use the hot brine to vaporize a motive fluid such as liquid pentane in the heat exchanger, when the liquid is converted to gas it creates a high pressure environment and is piped into a turbine which spins the generator.