Sentence examples for back burned from inspiring English sources

MALINDI, Kenya — In a room by the stairs, Shukrani Malingi, a Pokomo farmer, writhed on a metal cot, the skin on his back burned off.

Tehranis pushed the police back, burned their vehicles, and even took some demoralized Basij members who were in forefront of attack on the demonstrators as temporary hostages.

Manning went on to say that Barber "left on a bad note" and the former running back "burned a few bridges" with the way he left.

Their massacres and terror tactics have eroded the guerrillas' network of civilian backing: burned and deserted villages deprive them of support and supplies alike.

Would the Horseshoe 2 Fire, fueled by a frost kill of oak this past winter, slow down at the back burns that firefighters were starting or spew burning embers right past them?

The back burns did keep the fire in check, and although it has burned more than 220,000 acres since May 8, it was 95 percent contained on Thursday.

A "back burn" lit three days later to control the first blaze -- literally fighting fire with fire -- raced out of control and began sweeping toward Los Alamos.

Yet some supposedly Friedmanite bastions went wobbly, with Britain scoring 43% and Friedman's own homeland, the United States, 56%.In this section Identifying a billion Indians In the cheap seats Class discipline Milton Friedman goes on tour The co-op strikes back Burning ambitions Two dynasties, several pits The crescent and the company ReprintsThe world's striving nations tend to disdain CSR.

Its chief executive and chief financial officer will be Bakrie appointees.In this section Identifying a billion Indians In the cheap seats Class discipline Milton Friedman goes on tour The co-op strikes back Burning ambitions Two dynasties, several pits The crescent and the company ReprintsFor Mr Bakrie, the deal provides prestige and access to global capital.

(Adding moisture to their fingertips helps).In this section Identifying a billion Indians In the cheap seats Class discipline Milton Friedman goes on tour The co-op strikes back Burning ambitions Two dynasties, several pits The crescent and the company ReprintsWhen an individual is enrolled, his biometric data must be compared with everyone else's to ensure there is no duplication.

Two X chromosomes and a blue uniform may not be enough.In this section Identifying a billion Indians In the cheap seats Class discipline Milton Friedman goes on tour The co-op strikes back Burning ambitions Two dynasties, several pits The crescent and the company ReprintsAnother case, AT&T v Concepcion, could shape class-action law even more profoundly.