Sentence examples similar to burning craze from inspiring English sources
Up to now, we were lucky to escape the wood-cutting, wood-burning craze.
Gearing up for the coming DVD-burning craze, Gorog has a product nicknamed Hitchcock due this spring.
In some schools, the Formspring craze may already be burning out.
For one thing, USB has not participated at all in the craze in subprime lending, which is now burning many banks and mortgage real estate investment trusts.
A: They combine the novelty of last year's hoverboard craze with the innovative feature of not sometimes burning down your house.
As the Caravana Club in the 1950's and 60's the theater was pivotal to the emergence of the pachanga dance craze; later it became El Cerromar, which held dances even while the Bronx was burning; then it was La Campana.
The biofuels craze was founded on the theory that plant-based fuels are carbon-neutral: The carbon dioxide released from burning biofuels would be canceled out by the carbon dioxide absorbed by plants as they grow.
"I just kept burning and burning".
