Sentence examples for being burned on from inspiring English sources

But after being burned on tech investments last year, the manager of one of the island's oldest mutual funds aimed at overseas investors is hoping to make a mark this year by putting his chips in a less-followed group traditional companies.

Yet, at the end of the garden, pages of comic-book pornography are being burned on a bonfire.

"Would you have the same reticence," Moore wanted to know, "if you're in eighteenth-century Burma, and you have issues of widows being burned on their husbands' funeral pyres?" "Well, I don't know too much about that," Stanley said.

Her appearance on Celebrity Big Brother in 2007, which saw her accused of racially bullying Shilpa Shetty, led to the show's biggest controversy, with more than 42,000 complaints, effigies being burned on the streets of India and Gordon Brown forced to intervene during a trip to the subcontinent.

Seeing your own book being burned on television was, however, another matter.

She remembered the intense cold of the winter, and being burned on the arm by hot soup.

(I'd been burned on that one in Germany, so I was a little skeptical).

Forty-one patients, 42 ± 15 years old, who were burned on 46% ± 19% of BSA were included (Table 2).

"I've been burned on it before".

James's jerseys were burned on the streets of Cleveland.

Mr. McLaughlin was burned on 35 percent of his body.