Sentence examples for burning itself from inspiring English sources

A wooden spoon cannot conduct heat up to your hand, hence it isn't going to burn you (unless the spoon is burning itself).

This fire burned nearly 30 acres of land destroying 150 buildings before burning itself out later the same day.

Pessimists see people-power burning itself out even now.

"Until this outbreak, Ebola was a rare disease occurring in small instances and burning itself out," said Dr Ballou.

A few months later, it vanished, burning itself out after infecting nearly everyone who could be infected.

In fact, it's burning itself off with such intensity that it shines at nearly 10 million times the luminosity of the sun.

Didn't Peter Brook's burning butterfly scar itself on to retinas because of its apparent cruelty?

In America they call this fireweed because it likes burnt ground: here that colour makes it look as if this English meadow is itself burning.

This month, militants ransacked a half-dozen supply depots in Peshawar itself, burning 300 cargo trucks and Humvees destined for NATO troops.

after it has cooled... On the day itself, burning with rage, exhausted, a little behind schedule, you can pop these into the oven to warm while the other turkey rests after cooking.

Soon a utility that serves southern Ohio, with its overloaded lines close to burning up, sealed itself off, creating in very real terms an electrical barrier between the southern part of the state and the northern.