Sentence examples for got burnt up from inspiring English sources

ghost pepper, and a Trinidad Scorpion into the office this week, and sent out a mass e-mail daring my colleagues to try them, about two dozen people gathered around the peppers, some game to tentatively pop slivers into their mouths, most willing only to watch and share stories of times they got "burnt up," a term chiliheads sometimes use to describe the bodily sensation of eating chilis.

"My health insurance card got burnt up.

Well, I just got burnt out.

London Irish director of rugby Brian Smith: "We were playing catch-up and we got burnt.

"If the same people with the same tastes plan all of the events, it's too much work and is too limiting," he said, adding that divvying up the work also ensures no one gets burnt out.

They include HSBC and JP Morgan, while many of the retail property funds that got burnt in the crash 18 months ago are now outbidding the competition to snap up properties.

"I just got burnt out," he said.

The same stories are being repeated from Gaza City down to Khan Younis and up to Beit Hanoun: of people who sold their houses and cars, borrowed against dowries and from relatives to invest in tunnel schemes and got burnt.

The East German authorities had played with fire – and got burnt.

Kerkorian got burnt fingers trying to relive his felicitous experience with Chrysler decades ago.

Maybe the brownies got burnt.