Sentence examples for homes burn from inspiring English sources

But how often do homes burn down?

"It was absolutely Armageddon," he said, adding that he had watched at least 12 homes burn to the ground.

By contrast, American homes burn an average of 13,400 kilowatt-hours annually in order to maintain a shirt-sleeve environment year round.

UL says that 30 years ago, you had up to 17 minutes to escape a house fire, but today's homes burn faster.

Only about 10percentt of homes burn heating oil, a large proportion of them concentrated in the Northeast, where oil prices rocketed last winter during a stretch of bitter weather.

Korine appeared on Letterman in the late 90s, a period during which he was using crack and heroin and which saw two of his homes burn down in mysterious circumstances.

This week I watched London, my childhood home, burn from my apartment in Cairo.

At home, burn Diptyque's Tubereuse candle (6) for a more heady take on traditional floral scents.

Young Daniel has the dubious luck to live through the plague year of 1665-66 and to see his childhood home burn in the Great Fire of London.

So instead of focusing on the burning building, he would aim his lens at the people weeping as they watched their home burn down or, as in a picture he captioned "Their first murder", a crowd of children fixated on the grim sight of a bloodied body in the gutter.

He and his children stood outside and watched the massive Craftsman-style home burn to the ground, destroying a career of memorabilia, including his only Oscar.