Sentence examples for dreadful burns from inspiring English sources
Mixed in with the abrasions and lacerations which most people in the hospital had suffered, he began to find dreadful burns.
A conventional explosion can trap and bury people who cannot be rescued, and thus are left to bleed to death, be crushed to death, suffocate, or succumb to dreadful burns.
Joseph Guillim, for example, ends his "Dreadful Burning" with the hope that "from our Ruin'd City may arise, / Another, whose high Towers may urge the Skies".
I saw limbs brought out which bore no resemblance to human arm or leg, flesh burned away by this dreadful stuff, small children already beginning to decompose because there had been air-locks beneath the slag.
In 1976, there was a dreadful accident when a child was seriously burned while refueling an unextinguished burner.
Poor Hus: after being burned at the stake at Constance, now he must suffer through a dreadful eternity in the company of Ivan the Terrible, with whom he would never want to exchange a single word.
Zigzag sides, bleached burns, auburn frosted tips: we are living in the age of the male superhairo (and I don't mean Justin Bieber's dreadful dreadlocks).
