Sentence examples for burnt up a from inspiring English sources

ghost pepper, and a Trinidad Scorpion into the office this week, and sent out a mass e-mail daring my colleagues to try them, about two dozen people gathered around the peppers, some game to tentatively pop slivers into their mouths, most willing only to watch and share stories of times they got "burnt up," a term chiliheads sometimes use to describe the bodily sensation of eating chilis.

Cars deal a double blow to the environment, as they not only omit nasty CO2s, but the oil burnt up in their engines is a precious finite fuel source.

Gid took a step toward Louis and then said, with a grievous eloquence, "I believe my lungs are all burnt up, Louie.

Sammy Omar, a worker at the warehouse, told WNBC-TV: "We seen the dog outside all burnt up, the babies all burnt up.

Hell, people'll say, 'Best thing ever happened to Agnes was getting all burnt up at the fetus-puller.

One of the notions they bequeathed to us is that of the youthful poet burnt up in the fire of his own genius.

"They can fix you right up at the hospital, Miss Agnes.... Hell, people'll say, 'Best thing ever happened to Agnes was getting all burnt up at the fetus-puller.

Prediction: "The blood of the just will be lacking in London, Burnt up in the fire of '66: The ancient Lady will topple from her high place, Many of the same sect will be killed".

In the early 90s it was off the map, burnt up, desolate, and forgotten.

The language is arresting, as when Williams speaks of having "burnt up all the nostalgic fuel fossilised in [his] childhood home".

A guy in my dreams with a burnt-up face and Edward Scissorhands gloves is scary because it's shocking, but Michael Myers got into my subconscious in a way I did not appreciate as a child. .