Sentence examples for burnt through from inspiring English sources

Omni and Longevity burnt through $100m.

But the boob-tube zombie television got the last laugh: DEN filed for bankruptcy in June, having burnt through $57m.Pop.com folded before it even started.

A fire in February at the Daw Mill deep pit that burnt through £160m-worth of coal and destroyed £100m-worth of equipment has exacerbated the decline.

The company burnt through $1bn of cash in the second quarter, but still has $21bn in the bank and reiterated its goal of breaking even in 2011.

The renewed appeal follows devastating bushfires which started on 2 January in Adelaide, and burnt through more then 12,500 hectares of land - destroying 27 homes and killing stock and wildlife.

Beckford of Fonthill by Brian Fothergill I've always been fascinated by William Beckford, an English eccentric aesthete who wrote a gothic novel called Vathek and burnt through an enormous inherited fortune while possessing this amazing eye as an art collector.

They discovered that a burnt-through wire connecting the array with its steering system was preventing its proper rotation.

Shortly after the introduction of the LD process, a modification was developed that involved blowing burnt lime through the lance along with the oxygen.

The device's main asset was also its main liability: you could turn it on and forget about it, pushing increasingly bitter and burnt liquid through an increasingly bleached bed of grounds, creating an infinitely bad cup of coffee.

There needs to be a strong mitigation of CO2 emissions by wealthy countries, so those countries still developing do not suffer from a burnt out planet, through no fault of their own.

Seasoned, jaded viewers who have stuck with this sequinned turkey of a series through burnt kidney souffles, the death throes of eclampsia and tingle-free impotence deserved more, far more, than Molesley and his sticky wicket.