(When Astoria appeared, full of burning garbage cans, all of Queens raised its eyebrows).
Washington's mood is as gray as the weather, full of burning Republicans and yearning Democrats.
Yet soon America's TV screens were full of burning police cars, crowds coughing on tear gas, and young black men throwing bricks and smashing shops.
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It's too bad that Ms. Feste didn't ditch the female victim bit and make a movie about a survivor like the musician Marshall Chapman, who has a small, vivid role as Kelly's road manager and is going strong at 62 with songs in which a woman can run "on a tank full of burning desire" and not just despair.
Joan may be the novelist, but Eve is the one full of burning questions about the young man, James Favazza, whose body the police divers raise, inquisitiveness giving way to a dangerous obsession as Eve becomes convinced that his passing was no more accidental than her sister's.
On other songs he is full of burning indignation as he levels the fallacies of the music industry with a mighty lyrical blow: "Now we are the talk of the town/The word on the grapevine/Is nothing but cheap lies".
Here is a girl's voice unexpurgated: this book's prose is all flung-out elbows and steel-booted kicks, and it is full of burning intensity and the feral longings of adolescence that -- as you may recall -- are heady and noxious as leaded gas.
On Tuesday night at Cane's Bar and Grill in San Diego, in its third concert ever, Zwan, which Mr. Corgan says is still a work in progress, already sounded impressively tight and polished, delivering a set of slow, intense guitar rock full of burning solos and Mr. Corgan's careful reflections.
My skull felt like it was full of burning sand – burning sand that was leaking down my throat.
