Sentence examples for bits of burned from inspiring English sources
Pan-seared yellow fin tuna, a grilled sesame-coated hunk of meat, lost much of its luster with myriad bitter bits of burned stir-fry vegetables lurking beneath and a scoop of white rice alongside.
Bits of burned files and sheaves of paper collected around the nearby cells revealed a security network obsessed with Iran and the potential for a Shiite Islamic revolution in southern Iraq.
Bits of burned siding still hang from the edge of a barn, and a repair made to the hole the dump truck left in the administration building is slightly visible.
Attorney General Jesus Murillo told reporters that one of the students had been identified by experts in Austria from a bone fragment in a bag of ash and bits of burned tire found in a river where drug gang members said they tossed the students remains".
A bit of burned envelope was found in the pocket of the vest bearing the name "A.
In addition to computer equipment and bits of partly burned money found at Mr. Kellogg's home, agents found a newly purchased offset press in Mr. Kellogg's storage unit, according to documents in the case.
In RAG AND BONE: A Journey Among the World's Holy Dead (Holt, $25), Peter Manseau embarks on a global odyssey in search of the "dismembered toes, splinters of shinbone, stolen bits of hair, burned remnants of an anonymous rib cage, and other odds and ends" belonging to saints and other sacred figures.
They're impressive (what? a bit of Burning Man?) and located between the New York-New York and Monte Carlo hotel-casino resorts.
I'm not saying I've never sold a bit of burn [tobacco] for twice the price, but I've never been unreasonable".
I'm not saying I've never sold a bit of burn [tobacco] for twice the price, but I've never taken the piss with it".
They cannot run outside for two reasons — one, the "dark, gritty air," fecal matter and bits of rubber tires burned to heat homes; two, the Taliban lurking out there somewhere, more than glad to pick off some fools running on the rocky terrain nearly a mile above sea level.
