Sentence examples for burning like that from inspiring English sources

That's a cool story, and vaguely scientifically plausible, but the much more important story is that the methane is just popping out and isn't burning like that.

"You got to go into burning buildings like that.

But the dangers of the providing fentanyl, the drug that is burning like wildfire through high-risk communities, will continue.

The day you caught that bus across town, you felt hot from wearing that heavy coat to disguise the sizeable erection that was still burning like ice-fire in your lower quarters.

It's dead, it's always been dead, but it pretends to be something else, burning like a star, and convincingly, so that you feel sometimes it could actually make something grow on earth.

Waxwings by Jonathan Raban 311pp, Picador, £15.99 Though Jonathan Raban's second novel is set at the end of 1999 and the beginning of 2000, in Seattle, home of the dotcom boom, its title doesn't seem to have much to do with Icarus, over-ambition, crashing and burning or anything like that.

"We like the fact that the cars are clean burning and efficient, and we like that they're dual fuel.

The pain was like a tearing, burning pain that felt like I was being ripped in half.

"He was a bright burning lamp, that just like that was extinguished".

These new boards extend beyond our usual palate of crude weaponry into fine art because we've been wood burning patterns that look like naked ladies embedded on top of salvaged skateboard decks following a simple Vice-endorsed fact and formula of culture and history: Naked + Ladies = Art.

My skull felt like it was full of burning sand – burning sand that was leaking down my throat.