But a new poll done by the lighting company Osram Sylvania showed that fewer consumers were listing "burned out or broken" as the main reason for switching bulb formats.
The nearby book store was also burned out and fires broke out in several buildings on the other side of the Kalverstraat, which were quickly brought under control.
There was considerable mention by residents of cracked pavements, broken glass, burned out cars and dumping of domestic waste which contributes to making the locality an unpleasant and dangerous place to pursue activity.
Dylan does not skimp on the details, audibly relishing a litany of drownings, stabbings, coursing blood, desecrated corpses, "broken backs and broken necks," brains "burned out" by the sun, bodies torn limb from limb by dogs, etc. "I came to bury / Not to praise," Dylan sings in "Pay in Blood".
When the Rim fire named for the Rim of the World Vista off Highway 120, near where a hunter's illegal campfire burned out of control in August—broke out in one of the most beautiful places on earth, the preoccupation became something like an obsession.
I was burned out and needed a break.
She took six major singles titles between 1990 and 1993, including an Olympic gold in Barcelona, then after a first round loss at the 1993 US Open the burned out teenager announced a break from professional tennis.
However, that constant attempt to focus might actually be counterproductive, wearing away at your attention span and eventually causing you to overlook details or simply become burned out. 1. Break in the Middle of Tasks, Rather Than at a Milestone.
"There were the broken and the burned out, the hollow-eyed — the guys who had been destroyed," he said.
Others are so burned out that they need a break.
