Sentence examples for have singed from inspiring English sources

Still, this week's revelations have singed both Mr Hunt and David Cameron.

In the past, the blowback would have singed any Democratic politician who was openly anti-Israel.

But not, it seems, in north London, where the little people have singed the beard of international capital.Well, sort of.

While mobile carriers have singed various deals with artists – Nokia teamed with Jay Z in 2003 to ship a phone that came loaded with MP3 versions of songs from The Black Album and ringtones, Cingular scored a coup by locking up an exclusive deal with one of the most eagerly anticipated bands of 2005 and offering a listen to its latest before any traditional outlets – radio and MTV.

The Cardinals almost certainly would not have singed Peralta if they thought his production was dependent on PEDs.

He puts on his special suit again even reinforces it with two additional layers, because he thinks he may have singed himself on the previous trip and he heads off to the sun.

Fire had singed the steel bowls on a metal rack to pitch black.

He had long been fascinated by Francis Drake, who had singed the beard of superpower Spain.

As pursuit of the highest office tends to do, the scalding campaign had singed certain relationships.

THE electrical burns had singed deep scars across his face, destroying large swaths of blood vessels, which are needed to connect new tissue to build facial features.

I've singed my eyelashes and eyebrows, fallen asleep while smoking, and dreamt of cigarettes — of relapses and flames and bitter withdrawal.