Sentence examples for Get torched from inspiring English sources

Well, yes, and a mobster can "hope" this nice little business you got here doesn't get torched.

Shrimp from Newburgh, New York, where they're farmed in tanks in the basement of a former mattress factory, get torched on one side until they curl up.

After all, last week, we saw Hanna's bobble head get torched and all things considered, I think Hanna had a pretty good week.

One of the factoids that caught our attention was the report that approximately 100 cars get torched on an average night in France.

In theory I have nothing against people who want to sit in their garage or basement and weld together bike parts so they can roll around town seven feet above everyone else like some sort of human effigy who's just waiting to get torched.

So, somebody got torched, right?

Atlanta's defense gets torched for 300 passing yards.

But I was surprised when my 'T' got torched.

The army has assumed responsibility for law and order during the messy and chaotic interim transition; the police resented this and the army's failure to protect police stations from getting torched during the revolution.

The Aho-Niederreiter-Williams line got torched for two even-strength goals and three scoring chances, all in the slot or crease, in the first period, with one of those goals by Backstrom off a sweet pass by Ovechkin.

The swizzle stick for an Asian riff on the classic American Sazerac is a length of dried licorice root that gets torched on one end, infusing the cocktail with a pleasant burnt note.