Sentence examples for burning from an from inspiring English sources

He was thin, like a water bird, his shoulders stooped; bald-headed, in his frighteningly gaunt face two pure dark-brown eyes burned – two pure burning eyes, yet eyes not burning from an inner fire but merely reflecting back, like two still mirrors that something is burning outside.

In back a tent was burning from an earlier airstrike.

Number one, of course, is getting your IT shop in order, because if "Rome is burning" from an infrastructure perspective, for example, one's ability to take on additional responsibilities is going to be minimal at best.

Lagat faded to ninth in 13:26.89, feeling fatigue, a sore Achilles' tendon and burning from a viral infection in his throat.

Marbury, the Nets' brilliant 23-year-old point guard, was dazzling from the opening tap, and after three quarters had scored 36 points, but he had barely anything left for the final period, his chest burning from a bad cold.

The train comes to a halt, and the terrified soldiers get pulled out of the cars and pushed into small boats crossing the Volga to the city on the other side, which is burning from a hundred fires.

After the success of the tests, we see the Enola Gay and her crew drop the bomb, the mushroom cloud, and scenes of the entire city burning – from a vast distance, of course.

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Next, the incense hits your nose, burning from a wall of record bins filled with old vinyl and topped with a collection of photos, sculptures, and tchotchkes including personalized tennis balls (a present from his LA gallery, Blum & Poe).

In 1972, the United States Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) studied cane and leaf burning from Hawaii crops in an incinerating tower for pollutant analysis [ 16].

Before Centralia started burning from below, more than a thousand people lived here.