Meanings of burn better in English

They usually burn better than mine is burning to-night.

Soon the fire will burn better.

He asked her what the devil was the good of her if she couldn't make a fire burn better than that.

These candles, if made three parts beef- and one part hogs-lard, will burn better than any store-candles, and cost less than half price.

It is true that they have plenty of wood also, but they do not burn it, because those stones burn better and cost less.

It did burn better-sowell, indeed, that some of the dry leaves of the vines that there covered the face of the rocks took fire.

This feeds oxygen to the burning fuel, which helps the fuel to burn better, which releases more oxygen, which burns more fuel, and so on.

Don't you know that the storekeeper who lives in the market town has brought from St. Petersburg lamps that actually burn better than ten PAREA?

In warm summer nights, however, it burns better than the Greenland oil.

He leaned forward and kicked the fire, so that the logs burned better.

The fire was burning better behind its automobile hood.

This burned impurities from it and left a purer carbon, which burned better than wood.

The weeds burned better than the paper.

Nobody was foolish enough to buy blackjack when pine wood burned better and was less trouble to use.

We must wait till the fire burns better; and the time will seem twice as long if we grumble.

When he had the fire burning better, he straightened up and wandered round to the other side of it.