The Jesus People phenomenon spread like blazes throughout the country, was captured on TV documentaries and made the cover of Time magazine, then fizzled out in the early 1970s as its members burned out, grew up and tuned back in.
Out West, apart from the stark increases in the price of housing, she felt like she was surrounded by overworked, burned out start-up entrepreneurs, and neighborhoods that catered to them.
He kept the water warm by lighting little oil lamps underneath it, but in one particularly gruelling session the lamps burned out, Siddall ended up lying in freezing water, and caught an appalling cold.
Ornstein, burned out, effectively gave up his celebrated performance career in the early 1920s.
Now that the FARC is no longer imposing fines for felling trees, numerous patches of burned out land cropped up, their trees burned down.
I was cracking up, burned out, and bereft because my nearest Indian restaurant was 40 miles away.
Even if you could win them all, ultimately you would end up burned out – and that way lies defeat.
His affair with a Palestinian ex-commando ("detached, savage, brooding, burned out") doesn't take up many pages, but it forms the emotional core of the book.
Favreau, who ended up burned out and disillusioned after working on the unsuccessful 2004 John Kerry presidential campaign, recalls reading Obama's books and listening to his speeches for the first time.
Many GPs are ending up burned out because of stress brought on by mountains of paperwork and ever-increasing responsibilities for patients as care is moved out of hospitals, Nagpaul said.
