Sentence examples for called burning from inspiring English sources

The winged spindle tree (E. alata), also called burning bush, is a handsome shrub with corky winged stems.

Another species called burning bush is E. atropurpurea, also known as wahoo, from eastern North America; it is similar to E. europaea but has reddish fruits.

There is a such thing called burning bridges, and you are only 1 cunt hair away from that with me.

The winged spindle tree, or winged euonymus (E. alata), is often called burning bush; a shrub growing to a height of 2.5 m, it has several cultivated varieties, including a dwarf, compact branching form, which is much used in landscaping.

Red summer cypress, or firebush (Kochia scoparia trichophylla), is also called burning bush (see Kochia), as is Combretum microphyllum, the flame creeper of Mozambique, a rambling shrub with scarlet flower spikes.

Its soundtrack is made up of three songs: a collaborative track with Rabit called "BURNING TOWER" as well as NOL★NDM★N's tracks, "BURNING TOWER II" and "III".

It is hard to imagine how new his blurred brushstrokes and his use of what Observer critic Laura Cumming calls "burning black" once were.

The ECB has been targeted by a hitherto little-known movement called "Blockupy", burning tires and cars and smashing windows in the area around the bank.

Gas plant, also called dittany, burning bush, or fraxinella (Dictamnus albus), ornamental, gland-covered perennial herb, of the rue family (Rutaceae), native to Eurasia.

Around the same time, she said, she realized she was gay, and she also began to play guitar, struggling to understand what she called "this burning desire in my stomach".

The Clermont, as Fulton's craft would come to be called, was burning up pine knots as fuel and using the steam to turn a turbine that would paddle the vessel.