Sentence examples for good burn from inspiring English sources
Soft woods, on the other hand, are cheaper, easier to burn, and lighter, providing a good burn contrast.
A field after a good burn presents a most melancholy sight.
But sassy in the dry, Internet-y way that lives for a good burn or rolls its eyes at any show of enthusiasm.
To increase your endurance, aim to push yourself until you feel a good burn in the muscles, are breathless and a bit red in the face, but stop at any sign of physical pain.
That's a pretty good burn.
When they talk about "good burns," which they do frequently, these hardy souls refer not to abdominal exercises but to the ritual of burning the yard to accommodate new growth in their landscape of choice: dewy, unadulterated Midwestern prairie.
When I clipped out of the harness and returned to solid ground, there was the feel-good burn and fatigue that comes with a good workout but no aches to be had.
Or better still, work the entire year in Belgium.Bob LockhartAllen, TexasNative American remedySIR – Contrary to your assertion, wildfires in today's mismanaged, overgrown forests are not a good thing ("Burn, baby, burn", August 25th).
Ice Cube has a stare as deadly as a meat cleaver and speech so precise that it seems etched; he has a good slow burn and a gift for tirade.
But, given most quantifiable parameters – genetics, facial symmetry, at least faint parallels between weekend timelines (if she aches to hit the pub at 4pm on a Friday, and he aches to escape from it for some hot doily-making, the smart money says no) – a fighting chance of a good slow burn at the thing, which is often the very best way.
