Sentence examples for burn great from inspiring English sources
The woods of Sonoma County, Northern California, are super-quiet and tranquil for nearly the whole year, apart from one small chunk of the summer when the world's elite congregate to camp out in a fort, paddle kayaks and burn great, wooden owls.
The Yurok tribe believed that Fox, in anger, captured the sun, and tied him to a hill, causing him to burn a great hole in the ground.
The fantasy show of the old American media has been followed by the reality show of the new Iraqi media visionaries who behead and burn with great flair all those who are even slightly different.
Patients admitted within the first 24 hours post burn with greater than 10% total body surface area (TBSA) burned were enrolled in this study from 1 January 2009 to 30 June 2010.
"The cash burn is greater than anticipated," said Carol Coale, an analyst with Prudential Securities in Houston.
Andrew Oswald, an economist at Warwick University, tested this idea by offering people the chance to part with some of their own money in exchange for an opportunity to burn a greater quantity of someone else's.
The capacity for error, to succumb to nerves, to look silly, to crumble and burn, is greater than in any other context; consider the minute margins, stupefying silence and indefinite duration.
These cases were compared with the previous 20 consecutive burn cases greater than 7% TBSA that received standard therapy.
"We do not even burn it with great pleasure or any pleasure at all.
Young Daniel has the dubious luck to live through the plague year of 1665-66 and to see his childhood home burn in the Great Fire of London.
