Sentence examples for first to burn from inspiring English sources

You can't "spot-burn" belly fat, but it's usually the first to burn off when you exercise, regardless of body shape or size.

A youth organization called Marching Along Together, said to be sponsored by leading politicians, attempted first to burn the book and then persuade buyers to hand it in for more discreet disposal.

The group stopped first to burn Fort Saint Louis to the ground, and then they proceeded to East Texas.

If it seems hard to you at first, to burn a lot of calories, or to even do a song at all, don't worry.

Rats you throw on for 30 seconds to burn off bubonic plague, lice and parasites and then skin them.

Unfortunately for the EDL, the flag they'd chosen to bring along was tiny, and only took a few seconds to burn.

This marks the second forest fire to hit the region since late April, which was the first fire to burn the area in more than two decades.

"Katie first began to burn when she was a baby," Caren Mahar says.

He was not the first politician to burn with a moral fervor; but he sometimes failed to recognize that his own footsteps could fall in ethically dodgy territory.

Among the first buildings to burn in rioting over the weekend was the "People's Friendship University," singled out apparently because it was built with donations by wealthy Uzbek businessmen.

Ms. Marshall, who introduced me to black cake five years ago, finally taught me to make it last week, demonstrating first how to burn sugar with a heavy pot and a wooden spoon.