Sentence examples for get burned again from inspiring English sources

He wasn't going to get burned again.

Could you get burned again as in 2008?

So when Republicans proposed the Defense of Marriage Act in an election year, Mr. Clinton resolved not to get burned again.

Apparently determined not to get burned again — at least not slow-roasted, rotisserie style — Mr. Welch has decided to auction a second property that he also got as part of the divorce settlement: a three-year-old, 16-room waterfront mansion in Southport, Conn., which is expected to bring in at least as much as the Fairfield house.

"I am just concerned that the public will get burned again," he said shortly before Zuck himself, live from the hideous corporate campus in Menlo Park that serves as Facebook's HQ, pressed a bell to start the day's trading on the Nasdaq.

This might leave investors on the sidelines because they don't want to get burned again.

But when the Packers won the toss to receive in overtime, Webster had to risk getting burned again.

Republicans, particularly those who had offered early support to Judge Ginsburg, were afraid of getting burned again, while the Democrats, viewing the Supreme Court vacancy with some amusement a Republican problem, see no need to take a position.

He had been burned once, and in many ways his precedent-setting deal is less about establishing a gigantic salary benchmark, Mr. Kamins said, than it is an elaborate "kill fee" to protect Mr. Jackson from getting burned again, at a time when Universal was in the process of being sold.

And if you're a Seesmic customer who's worried about getting burned again if DoubleDutch goes out of business or pivots, well, that's a risk.

I might've thought you'd be afraid of getting burned again.