Sentence examples for a burning at the from inspiring English sources

It was swallowed up by Ryanair: the 21st-century version of a burning at the stake.

THE Colonial American hero General Israel Putnam is said to have slayed a vicious wolf in Pomfret, narrowly escaped a burning at the stake by Indians, led his militia in the Battle of Bunker Hill, and dodged the British in Greenwich by riding his white horse down a steep set of stone steps.

The victim will feel a burning pain at the site of the snake bite, there may also be a considerable amount of swelling.

The movie opens with a burst of wild imagery — the dream of the bored, frustrated wife (Nathalie Lissenko) about a wealthy older man — in which Mosjoukine appears in roles as widely varied as a martyr burning at the stake and a silk-hatted roué visiting the sort of underground cabaret-brothel-opium-den that David Lynch would be conjuring 70 years later.

Pushing the fire to the side will keep you from ending up with a fire burning at the bottom of a deep hole.

The country's other attractions include a burning pit at "the door to hell" in the Darvaza crater, and rarely seen stretches of the silk road, the region's ancient trade route.

A mass burning at the stake?

The tunnel was dark, but there was, in fact, a light burning at the end.

"While Obama would like to deal sequentially with Iraq, Afghanistan and, when he gets to it, the Russians, the Russians themselves want to be a burning issue at the top of his list".

Workers struggled to contain a burning reactor at the Fukushima nuclear-power plant as the site emitted small but worrying amounts of radiation.

Now the government has decided I am to be running into a burning building at the age of 67 and if my fitness isn't what it was when I was 21, then I can be sacked.