Sentence examples for incinerated making from inspiring English sources
The bodies of many other prisoners had been incinerated, making identification nearly impossible.
Their cold-war rivalry could have incinerated the planet and made the cinders bounce.
(The year before this video, Mr. Baldessari incinerated all his paintings made between 1953 and 1966 and turned them into a work titled "The Cremation Project").
If fire comes out looking like the hero of the day Kenyans can live with that, for they concede it is fire's ability to incinerate that will make this effort a roaring success.
"As he talked he looked through you, incinerating your doubts or hesitations, making equivocation impossible," Clark recalled in 1952.
(Actually, some dictionaries get incinerated, too).
He agrees to go partying with them to get them away from the bar, setting up tonight's cliffhanger: the rednecks torch the vamps' house in the daytime, making escape impossible, thus incinerating its occupants.
But now, unlike before, there are federal observers on every "burn team" to make sure no turtles are incinerated by mistake.
While it could be great for its novelty factor (fake me guessed our age!), its ability to impersonate makes us have flashbacks to when Ripley incinerated her nefarious crewmate in Ridley Scott's sci-fi classic. .
Hundreds have been incinerated.
Many of the bodies have been incinerated.
