Sentence examples for become burned from inspiring English sources

I often see founders become burned out.

Those same doctors can also become burned out, which can lead to even more errors, and more malpractice claims.

Mr. Levine said that show runners leave because they want to pursue other projects, or they become burned out by the demanding job.

But by the end of it, Mr. Hunter, by then married with children, was talking of having become burned out by the experience.

Question: Your book is about women and how we can become burned out when we neglect ourselves.

Even if you're not a negative person, you might have a friend who does nothing but complain and drag you down - and then you eventually become burned out.

So much so, that every detail of that encounter becomes burned on her memory: 'the winter light through the leaded windows, the faint snore of one of the ginger cats asleep on the old sofa, the smell of hot tea, the sight of a pot of deep purple crocuses on the window ledge'.

"What could be devastating is if the global business-investing person becomes burned or disillusioned and takes their investment elsewhere, and today it can happen at the click of a finger; ask Southeast Asia about it," Mr. Cunningham said, referring to the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98.

He injured his knee at Seminole State, became burned out on baseball, and quit.

Scott wrote short stories furiously to pay the bills, but became burned out and depressed.

Each child's name became burned into most Detroiter's memories: Mark Stebbins of Ferndale (12), Jill Robinson of Royal Oak (12), Kristine Mihelich of Berkley (10) and Timothy King of Birmingham (11).