Sentence examples for hit burning from inspiring English sources
Worrell would remain a satellite Head until their 1992 split, guesting on their studio albums (their 1983 hit Burning Down the House bore Worrell's synth wizardry, and was based on a P-Funk concert chant), helping out on their solo-projects, and even introducing frontman David Byrne to the soul food delicacy chitlins while on the road.
Their fifth studio record and first of the Reagan era, it was their first to sell a million copies, the first to produce a top-ten hit ("Burning Down the House"), and the first to win a Grammy.
"Goodbye Earl" songwriter Dennis Linde, who also wrote Elvis Presley's 1972 hit "Burning Love," has said he considers the song "a little story with lots of attitude.
As enjoyable as a good hit of burning tobacco can be, not all of us planned our entire evening around watching you roll the most dismally dog-eared ciggies this side of the Titanic's engine room.
The device's gas and diesel mix hits the burning wick and lights a flame, setting pine needles on fire.
September 11: A second plane hits the burning World Trade Centre and the twin towers collapse; witnesses tell what they saw.
Veterans who reported a recent history of engaging in cutting, hitting, or burning themselves were significantly more likely to report making violent threats and engaging in violent acts, including the use of a knife or gun, in the past year than veterans without NSSI.
The water hits the burning ground in a cloud of ash and dust splattering our safety goggles, as we stand in the hole digging furiously.
The first is characterized by kicking, biting or hitting, spanking, burning, strangling or suffocating, threatening or using a knife or a gun.
Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is the direct, deliberate destruction of one's own body (e.g., cutting, hitting or burning of the skin) in the absence of suicidal intent [ 13].
They also depict burning, hitting and biting oneself, picking at one's skin, disturbing wounds and embedding objects under the skin.
