Sentence examples for had begun burning from inspiring English sources

One witness, Scott Henley of Selmer, said the vehicle's tires had begun burning, and then it began to fishtail.

No one here knew it yet, but in the morning sunshine above Texas the spacecraft had begun burning up.

Like a hybrid car switching from gas to electric power, Mahany's body had begun burning fat stores instead of glucose.

If your engine does not rev up adequately or had begun burning unusually high quantities of fuel, you may have a spark problem.

Separately, customs officers have begun burning shipments of Dutch flowers, claiming dangerous parasites had been found in some of them.

Hong Kong has begun burning its entire stockpile of illegal ivory, joining the US, China and France in combating the illicit trade.

Yet a conservationist warns that the company has already begun burning trees to clear the swamp, one of the last redoubts of the Sumatran orangutan.

But in recent years, they've also begun burning paper versions of mobile phones -- and even paper versions of prepaid phone cards, to make sure the phones will work beyond the grave.

There were other causes for concern: I had begun having a burning pain along my head, neck, and back, and neuropathy in both hands.

By evening, the militia had overrun the fort and begun burning the homes and food supplies of the Indian defenders.

Some had begun living in the parks, burning the tree stumps and planting beans and corn in the soot-filled holes.