Sentence examples for burnt themselves from inspiring English sources

As half of the seeds on a burnt or unburnt site were burnt themselves, it is possible that this interaction is due to temperature sensitivity in seeds.

YET again Tibetans have burnt themselves to death in protest at Chinese rule.

But Savages neither burnt themselves out nor were flattened by their own pretentions.

The exiled head of the Kirti monastery, the home of most of those who have burnt themselves in protest, also attended the prayers.

John Gosden's filly will not be able to give ground away so carelessly in this company, but on the other hand she might prove the best of those arriving at the death when others may have burnt themselves out.

Many specialists believe unrecorded rural outbreaks – both before and after the virus was identified in 1976 – may have burnt themselves out as people adapted naturally after centuries of living in hostile environments.

The entire field bent to Farah's racing will, allowing him to bunch them in, then finding themselves burnt away by his finishing speed.

In an attempt to be economically independent, black people in the South would darken themselves with burnt cork, create the appearance of wider lips with soot, adopt Irish names and find work as entertainers -- pretending to be white people who were pretending to be black people, and trafficking in all the ugly stereotypes of the day.

Those who champion a collaborative spirit often find themselves frustrated and burnt out; burnt out because it's usually on their backs that the ego of one or a few are fed, while the interests of those supposedly being served are starved.

Residents described themselves as feeling burnt out, and especially tired from the long work hours and call.

1850's: An Emporium Rises With tens of thousands of New Yorkers now traveling each year to the Hudson River waterfront, the homes built to replace the Burnt District were quickly being replaced themselves.