Sentence examples for is burnt out from inspiring English sources

or any number of polite or scientific terms, but the reality is: burnt out, pulled in a million directions and trying to live with pockets that have perpetual holes in them.

"For the most part [all the debris] is burnt out and charred".

I'm making a good recovery now, but my partner is burnt out from supporting me while I was ill.

"Timothy says the lights don't work, and if we have a screwdriver we can tell which one is burnt out".

"The choice here", she says, "is between a woman in her thirties at the height of her energy, confidence and resources, and a white-haired old man who is burnt out".

I run out of the control station and now I'm in a village in Afghanistan and the whole place is burnt out and there's a woman on the ground covered in soot and a child crying over her.

Many detectives were burnt out, there was poor training, poor supervision, almost no oversight, insufficient funding, and little respect from the rest of the department, which fostered an entrenched culture of bad behavior.

Trott has since revealed he was "burnt out", but not depressed.

The hero/narrator is burnt-out bassist Elliot, a "child of the Buzzcocks" who falls for a singer called Donna and gets a second chance at fame with her group.

He was burnt-out in the last months.

There were burnt-out cars and buses and huge barricades made from rubble.