Sentence examples for is burning a from inspiring English sources

THE strong dollar is burning a hole in the stock market's pocket.

"It's a very sorry tale for the taxpayer because this facility is burning a hole in the NDA's budget.

Senseless #dayx3 #demo2010 "#solidarity" estheraddley: Police horses pushing protesters back through parliament square, many now in grounds of wminster abbey #DEMO2010 AdamGabbatt: One is burning a GCSE mock exam paper.

But online sellers of all sorts of goods and services are taking a keen interest in new software that promises to help them spot customers who are well off, or whose money is burning a hole in their pockets, so as to charge them more (see article).Online shoppers let slip plenty of information about themselves that could be of use to crafty salesmen.

But three months later, back in England, I'm sitting in the Raj Poot in Streatham, telling producer James Seabright that the story is burning a hole in my heart and won't keep quiet, and asking him if he would produce An Instinct for Kindness.

Mortier repeatedly reaches for metaphors: a house that is burning, a house that is collapsing, a capsizing ship, verbal rubble and grammatical ruin, a whirlpool, a coward that giggles behind the cupboard and under the floor, an ice floe breaking up, a stagnant fen, a tide going out… Each metaphor is devastating; none can capture the "de-wording, de-languaging, de-remembering".

But when they burned the Nishat cinema, they were burning a part of themselves.

I imagine Danny Boyle will be burning a bull.

I'm burning a bridge if I do this".

"They're burning a lot of gas out here in Chicago".

I felt like it was burning a hole through my shirt".