Sentence examples for he was burnt from inspiring English sources

Despite his windfall, Pankhurst complains that he was "burnt out" by his time at Friends Reunited: "The press built us up to be this fantastic British company.

Despite being so much in the public eye, Lewis says he was burnt by the response to his personal assessment 55/45 in favour of remaining.

Fatima Bhutto, a grand-daughter of the late Prime Minister, Benazir Bhutto, said, "The boy was held in solitary confinement, his genitals electrocuted and he was burnt with cigarette butts.

He was burnt in effigy across his British homeland; he was all but lynched and barely escaped the guillotine in France; but it was America that saved its cruellest fate for Paine: bitter disregard.

Nick Clegg has been preoccupied by this problem, and the implications it has for policy-making and retaining the trust of voters, ever since he was burnt in effigy for busting his party's pledges on tuition fees.

He was burnt out and, while his time at Apax had been lucrative, he needed a change.

He was burned, too.

Furthermore, he was burned naked.

He was burned out.

"He was burned to the bone".

By 2005, he was burned out.