During the most heated moments, when Yonkers officials were debating whether to acquiesce to the judge or fight his order in court, Mr. Sussman received death threats and demonstrators burned life-size cardboard cutouts of Judge Sand outside Yonkers City Hall.
When burned in life, you can't be one of the residents too scared to flee the evacuation zone.
Next up, the Nazi's gathered up his huge collection of research, records and writings, and burned his life's work in front of him.
The fire burned the life out of hiking trails some say rank with such iconic paths as the John Muir Trail in the Sierra Nevada range and the Appalachian Trail in the East.
Traumatized by the push-back that a rebel receives, you may feel burned by life, not understanding that your rebellion isn't a negative trait deserving to be ostracized, but rather a spiritual power that saved you from conforming to the current systems of the world so that you may trail-blaze a healthier, more harmonious humanity.
Their most recent book, "London's Burning: Life, Death and Art in the Second World War," was published in 1994.
Among his published works, he is the co-author of Journey to the Frontier: Two Roads to the Spanish Civil War, and London's Burning: Life, Death and Art in the Second World War, and the author of On or About 1910: Early Bloomsbury and Its Intimate World.
Where the play really burns into life is in the supposedly ancillary figures.
MP: Running an AI engine on the phone burns the CPU, which burns battery life.
Banned, burned, or simply life changing: what are the best dangerous books?
To finance his medical bills, he burned through his life savings and then sold his land.
