Sentence examples for home burnt from inspiring English sources

Getting rid of your home insurance, for example, might save you a few pounds a month, but you could be left without a property if your home burnt down or there was a natural disaster.

Oddly enough, her home burnt down.

A Rohingya home, burnt to the ground in Arakhan.

After their own home burnt to the ground, Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth donated $500,000 to disaster relief on Tuesday.

More than 125 homes burnt to the ground in Breezy Point, a beachside district in Queens.

"The decision was taken during a traumatic era in our history," Ms. Sichel and Ms. Jenkins wrote in a Dance Umbrella souvenir program in 1998, "during states of emergency when it was not unusual for artists to be seen to be consorting with the enemy or the state, to be assaulted or even have their homes burnt down".

"Family members have been killed, our sisters and wives raped by military personnel, our land is being confiscated, homes burnt, and with it our livelihood".

"As always, it is children who are caught in the middle of this – those frightened and now homeless in South Africa, or the thousands in Zimbabwe who have seen their homes burnt and parents beaten, others who have been beaten themselves.

By the 13th century, Hausbrand (literally "home-burnt" from gebrannter wein, brandwein; "burnt [distilled] wine") was commonplace, marking the origin of brandy.

A fire near the Camp Pendleton military base burnt out 700 acres (280 hectares), prompting evacuations of homes and parts of the San Onofre nuclear power plant.

Had I known what was good for me, I'd have scurried home and burnt every last notebook in the back garden.