Sentence examples for burns deep from inspiring English sources
His passion, however, burns deep.
Under the patch, it burns deep for language.
We'll remember Ian Thorpe catching Gary Hall Jr., though, and that the true Olympic flame burns deep inside.
But the truth is that the pain of losing still burns deep — particularly for Wales, given how it lost to France, 9-8, in the semifinal — and it will be pride alone that motivates the players for a fixture many liken to "kissing your sister".
Beyond the concern of skin burns, deep fryers present a real threat to the home if vapors ignite.
Occasionally burns deeper than a full thickness of the skin are incurred, as when part of the body is entrapped in a flame and not immediately extricated.
Mr. Giuliani's anger, too, burned deep.
That is, the experience of the early 1980s is burned deep into their minds.
That is the best strategy for breaking the Colts, who rarely get burned deep.
Canterbury clearly did not recognise the fire that burned deep, a competitiveness unmatched in the NRL.
