Women have a vast and voracious mysterious swirl of emotion that burns for something, someone, some cause or some mission.
I've had a decently successful career in the law, but I feel I am getting burned out and yearn for something new.
When the protest movement faded, leaders and cadres, often disillusioned or burned out, began looking for something else, something that wasn't a cop‐out, something that had social purpose, something that made them feel they were atoning for their society's mistakes.
All of these shows were criticized for being too much a slow burn, for having unnecessary episodes, something Netflix VP of original programming Cindy Holland admitted was an issue, saying they were contractually bound to 13-episode seasons.
"Family Hearth Moves to the Backyard" (news article, March 21) was a perfect metaphor for our wasteful society: throwing away thousands of dollars for something that burns increasingly scarce fuel, pollutes the environment and provides almost no benefit to the user.
The features are out of register, out of whack, sometimes a replacement face has been added to the one below – the eyes and mouth cut out like a burn mask – to keep on trying for something better.
If Jordenö's film manages to capture the same lightning in a bottle that Paris Is Burning did back in 1990, we're in for something special.
Other people can have outbreaks and mistake them for something else, such as insect bites, razor burn, jock itch, or ingrown hair follicles.
Actually, Webvan burned through something like $1.2 billion, which helps explain a certain enthusiasm for kicking the Internet bubble generation while they and their share prices are down.
"When you have a passion for something," he said, "you give it everything you have until that fire burns out or you physically can't do it anymore.
