Sentence examples for it might burn from inspiring English sources

If a currently parked car knows it needs to pick someone up soon, and it will earn more from selling the parking spot now than the gas it might burn driving around until its pick-up time, it can accept a bid.

And it's gambling that the payoff from hauling its own customers will make up for whatever goodwill it might burn with the big-airline partners that hire it to fly passengers for them.

I start to take slow sips, as if it might burn holes in my esophagus.

Even falling temperatures will not harm them, though it might burn leaf tips.

By the time we reached Bisbee, I was about to OD on steaks (I counted 12 different types on one menu in Sonoita) and chillies (we stumbled across one shop with several hundred chilli sauces, indexed for heat-factor. You had to sign a legal waiver for the sauce ranked #1, said the shop assistant, as it might burn your skin).

Only eight hours before his assassination, he tweeted an Urdu couplet by Shakeel Badayuni featured and translated by a Pakistani media blog Cafe Pyala: "My resolve is so strong that I do not fear the flames from without I fear only the radiance of the flowers, that it might burn my garden down".

But sometimes (like with any social media) if you aren't staying with it, you might burn out or lose interest.

If you do not use it, it will decay, but if you run it too fast for too long, you might burn it out".

It is that he might burn a hole in the nation's future".

A "space-plane" with a scramjet to power it through the atmosphere might burn 30 tonnes of fuel lifting a payload into orbit, compared with the 1,400 tonnes used by a space shuttle.

Do not use plastic containers as the acid might burn right through it.