Sentence examples for burned up about from inspiring English sources

Everyone was so burned up about it.

He said he and Barbara were "burned up" about the "gratuitous attacks" on Jeb.

Our grandparents, without exercising, burned up about five times as many calories a day in physical activity as we do.

Before the game, not only were the Phillies complaining that it felt as if the air-conditioning was off on a muggy day, but they were also still a little burned up about what some of them felt was an excessive celebration by the Mets Joséé Reyes the night before.

And the nearby Hill blaze, outside Thousand Oaks the same city where 12 people were killed in a mass shooting on Wednesday has already burned up about 10,000 acres, CNN reports.

Each run burns up about 20 gallons of kerosene, with about half that expended in fireballs "to give a thrill to folks in the stands," he said.

Unless, of course, I burned up time, thinking about it.

In a foreshadowing of Risch's comment about the New Orleans victims, the author Marc Reisner, whose 1986 book Cadillac Desert is the finest account of these Western politics, quotes one of the Teton dam's earlier opponents about the culture of this part of Idaho: they "get burned up when they hear about someone buying a bottle of mouthwash with food stamps.

Drought and scorching temperatures in Eastern Europe from Poland to Romania also have burned up crops, causing alarm about stockpiles and soaring prices.

(Or if you want to write a new song about my body getting burned up into ashes or digested by worms or something, that would work, too).

The fireball was most likely caused by a piece of space rock travelling about up to 20 miles (32km) per second, about 30 miles high when it burned up, scientists said.