Sentence examples similar to burning thrill from inspiring English sources

Avoid burning yourself.

Considered with its Segway-inspired self-balancing mechanics, Chance is an idealized machine that would be more user-friendly than a snowboard while preserving the thrill of burning rubber on hot asphalt for generations to come.

"Burning schools, burning markets.

It is the height of selfishness to run around throwing bricks at people's shops, burning out cars for the thrill of it.

They offer the primal thrill of actually burning wood.

I just came off an extremely long summer vacation, so there is plenty left in the tank—I am far from burning out, and I find myself thrilled to have miles to go before I put teaching English to sleep.

He paints a pleasing picture of himself as an expatriate child in Iran, thrilled by the exploits of firefighters trying to quench burning oil wells, but also fascinated by the architecture of the mosques and palaces of Isfahan.

In Moscow in October 1917, Irène, safely ensconced in the Hotel Metropol, thrills as she watches street lamps decapitated by gunfire, spurting "streams of burning gas in the dark night".