Sentence examples for first burned from inspiring English sources

For many the role in which the teenage Ms. Nichols first burned herself on their consciousnesses, in the 1970s, was the "Russian" dance in Balanchine's "Serenade".

It appears nearly round and, like the first and the second Globes (the first burned down in 1613, the second closed in 1642), it has a proscenium thrust stage; "groundlings" stand in an open space between the seats and the boxes, and can get close enough to put their elbows on the boards.

And yet a generation after the hype first burned bright, shopworn legends of red mercury's powers, lodged in fringe provinces of the popular imagination, continue to surface, rekindled by shifting casts of jihadists, tomb looters, smugglers, journalists, YouTube salesmen and other wannabe profiteers.

Gas is first burned in a combustion turbine and then the exhaust heat is used to drive a steam turbine.

A flame first burned for a modern summer Olympic Games at Amsterdam 1928, but it was not until Berlin 1936 that a full torch relay was staged.

"When they first burned down, I didn't think it was too cool," he said.

It germinates first, uses available moisture first, burns first and, finally, is the first to reappear in damaged landscapes.

"I would be proud that my first burn of the season is Oct. 11," she said.

First Burns, then Alastair Gray in Lanark, then Irvine Welsh in Trainspotting, now Robertson.

Individual tree mortality was positively correlated with char height after the first burn regardless of burn frequency.

Since 1986, when the first Burning Man took place on Baker Beach in San Francisco, the event has grown.