Sentence examples for burned office from inspiring English sources

"At around 1pm several Chechen police officials entered the apartment of the Joint Mobile Group located next to the burned office, and forcibly searched two staff members there," wrote Tanya Lokshina, a director of Human Rights Watch in Moscow, on her Facebook page.

Since the conflict between Mr. Morsi supporters and his opponents began, protesters have attacked and burned offices of the Muslim Brotherhood offices in several Egyptian cities. Thursday's attack brought the total number of offices attacked to 36, according to Gehad El-Haddad, a spokesman for the group.

CAIRO — Violence continued to plague Syria on Saturday, as government forces killed more demonstrators in Latakia, protesters burned offices of the ruling party in the south and west, and mourners throughout the country buried the dozens of unarmed protesters killed a day earlier.

Amnesty International said Tuesday that Taliban fighters had looted offices and seized equipment belonging to international relief agencies including the International Committee of the Red Crosss, and had burned offices of private media.

In last month's protests, some national electricity company offices were burned; power cuts lasting hours and sometimes days are a major grievance here.

It said the attackers burned the office and damaged equipment.

The nationalists cut the telephone lines and burned the post office.

The Burning Office When a Workstation Is Doused in Jet Fuel Those same tanks, of course, ultimately ruptured and spewed jet fuel over multiple floors.

However, the rocket is blown off-course and crashes through Mr. Burns' office window.

Oakley commented that the stuffed polar bear had always been in Burns' office, and they were excited to "finally" have a use for it.

Villagers and visitors to several counties of the Guangxi Autonomous Region in southwestern China said rioters smashed and burned government offices, overturned official vehicles, and clashed with the riot police officers in a series of confrontations over the past four days.