Sentence examples for burning fur from inspiring English sources
The smell of burning fur invaded Santa's nostrils as the reindeer made deep, guttural sounds, his eyes rolling back in his head.
As word of the Dalai Lama's suggestion spread across western China, some Tibetan communities responded by publicly burning their furs, while others simply stopped using furs in ceremonies.
The foundation underneath the Lannister dynasty is crumbling; Tywin cannot see it through the haze of burning dire-wolf fur, but his demise is written into the very hubris of trying to mold something as hard as steel into his family's future.
The expression has its origins in medieval times, when the devil would often be represented in works of art as an animal with black fur and burning eyes.
Even the most anti-Western extremists will melt when they see the People and Vanity Fair spreads of Sarah warming her fur-lined extremities over burning science textbooks.
The igloo was really an extension of the self — shoulder blades of snow and backbone of ice, beneath which a family slept, swathed in thick animal fur, beside one or two small lamps burning blubber.
I got away myself in 1979, with no help from Thatcher, just a burning desire to see the back of the place and have no one ever tell me that "Wit's fur yae disnae go by yae" ever again.
"I just kept burning and burning".
