Sentence examples for being torched by from inspiring English sources

When last we saw these teams, they were being torched by a red-hot Peyton Manning in the playoffs.

Although he has made only two cameo appearances, Parkhurst's most memorable exchanges include being torched by Brazil's Neymar and getting soundly beaten by Canada's Dwayne De Rosario.

Gary Payton, who was being torched by the Spurs' Tony Parker and the national news media, was complaining about the Lakers' offense and defense.

Ongoing poverty and inequality have sparked angry student protests over the past year, with one university campus shut indefinitely after being torched by demonstrators.

TALKING POINT After being torched by Tony Romo and his receivers in Week 1, the Giants' secondary will face the Dallas offense in a divisional game at Cowboys Stadium next week.

Not much happens until the day Necro phones Nate and, in "his Section-8 Murman Riot voice," summons the gang downtown, where buildings are apparently being torched by an arsonist.

All these City practices should be torched by the regulator.

Sarju says he lives in fear that his hut will be torched by a resentful neighbour.

In 1689 the then Ottoman city was torched by the Austrians.

Bras were torched by a new generation of free-thinking, sexually liberated and politically aware women.

(McCourty atoned for an earlier blunder where he was torched by Johnson in man coverage for a touchdown).