Sentence examples for burnt about from inspiring English sources

The following year he starred in a series of movies, most notably Burnt, about a a chef seeking redemption, and Joy, in which he reteamed with Russell and Lawrence.

In this way half the houses in the Calle Larios were burnt, about twenty houses in other parts of the town and in the garden suburb to the east of the city some thirty or forty villas.

It charged that under his command in "the first half of October 1942 in and around Prozor they [Italians and Chetniks] butchered and killed 1,716 persons of both sexes, Croatian and Muslim nations, and plundered and burnt about 500 households".

It charged that under his command in "the first half of October 1942 in and around Prozor they [Italians and Chetniks] butchered and killed 1,716 persons of both sexes, of the Croatian and Muslim nations, and plundered and burnt about 500 households".

For instance, let's say that we consumed 2680 calories during the day and that we burnt about 2500.

For instance, a 180 lb (81 kg) person who walks five miles over the course of three hours during the day burns about 720 calories.[13] If this person's BMR is about 1,800 calories (typical for a young 6-foot tall male)[14] they burnt about 2,520 calories during the day, so eating fewer calories than this would cause them to lose weight.

"I just got like burnt out about doing serious art, or shit about like emotions, and I was at a stand still," she explains.

"Signs of Life," about Jews in a concentration camp, opened last week at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, and "The Burnt Part Boys," about the sons of men killed in a mining accident, begins next month at Playwrights Horizons.

From that record, the band played "Gears of War," an ultraviolent song that appears to promote nonviolence, and "Burnt Ice," about methamphetamine withdrawal.

It only launched in closed beta at the beginning of this year but burnt through about 14.5 million euros to get there.

For oil paint, mix raw sienna and burnt umber about 2 1.