Sentence examples for burnt tyres from inspiring English sources

Last month, Sunnis reacted by blocking roads with burnt tyres.

Protesters barricaded roads and burnt tyres, and foreign-owned shops were looted, according to South Africa's Star newspaper.

In the Alexandra township of Johannesburg police were out in force, after rioters looted shops, burnt tyres and erected street barricades overnight, according to local reports.

According to Doron Lancet, a scientist at the Weizmann Institute in Israel, just about any kind of smell can be bottled, from burnt tyres to candy-floss.

Mirroring this, Lebanese Shia pilgrims returning from Iraq were kidnapped in Syria on 22 May, causing Shias to also block roads with burnt tyres in protest.

Paris In some of the most violent protests against Uber, 3,000 taxi drivers this week blocked main roads in Paris, including routes to airports, and burnt tyres.

It looked like a carefully-cut block of hash, smelt like a mouldy banana and tasted like a burnt car tyre.

The streets were still littered with burnt bodies, broken glass, tyres, discarded furniture and burning rubbish on Tuesday.

The place was an absolute mess: a sea of soot, tyres and burnt-out vehicles, studded with Ukrainian and foreign flags.

This is the natural conclusion of the gender reveal burnout: coloured smoke turning black, whoops of delight turning to cries of panic, and a Ford Falcon with a burnt-out rear tyre.

It's the startling centrepiece of Banksy's new exhibition in Bristol: a burnt-out, graffitied ice-cream van with deflated tyres and a ghostly jingle.