The phrase "and burnt in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been burned as part of a process or event.
Example: "The remains of the old building were gathered and burnt in a controlled fire to prevent any hazards."
Alternatives: "and incinerated in a" or "and set ablaze in a".
It is likewise said that it is possible to make a person one's slave by feeding him or her the ashes of a crow whose stomach was stuffed with a conch and burnt in a cremation ground while repeating the goddess' mantra.
As the artist says on his website, "The piece will always fail to make a positive match, as we know that the students were likely murdered and burnt in a massacre where government, police forces and drug cartels were involved, but the commemorative side of the project is the relentless search for the students and the overlap of their image with the public's own facial features".
Danish embassies were attacked and burnt in several capitals, and some countries initiated a boycott of Danish goods.
aThese that are unique to each TPM hardware chip and "burnt in" during its manufacture.
Rice and Coconut husks were respectively obtained from Badagry and Igbimo-Ekiti, southwestern Nigeria, and burnt in open air with the resulting ash sieved through sieve no.200.
"We see children killed, injured, mutilated and burnt, in addition to being terrified to their core.
We forget to ask why a 24-year-old man is sleeping beside a pile of blackberries and burnt cans, in a tent made of tarpaulin and garden twine.
Another Christian couple -- Shama and Shahzad -- were recently lynched and burnt alive in a kiln on similar blasphemy charges.
Paris's temple to Django Reinhardt, this bar in Saint-Ouen is near the spot where Django lived - and where he was badly burnt in a caravan-fire in 1928, losing the use of two fingers on his left hand which led to his distinctive jazz phrasing.
Yet, solid fuel use is a poor proxy for indoor air pollution levels as the concentrations of small particles, CO, and other pollutants vary markedly between different types of solid fuels and between the same fuel being burnt in a traditional open fire versus in a well-maintained improved stove.
The old flowers fall off the spikes, and up to 150 finely furred follicles develop, which remain closed until burnt in a bushfire.
