Sentence examples for love burning from inspiring English sources

We love "burning platforms".

Always more files!" Binet writes, adding nicely: "The Nazis love burning books, but not files".

When Margery Kempe, an English mystic born around 1373, heard Jesus say "I take you, Margery, for my wedded wife," she "felt the fire of love burning in her breast".

She falls in love with her husband's handsome private secretary, played by Richard Madden – just at the moment that he is packed off to manage the firm's new plant in Mexico, vowing to keep the flame of their love burning.

A rough deal all round, then – but in their perfect articulation, poems like this offer as much assuagement as there is to find, and keep the fire of love burning way beyond the lovers' own deaths, its raw intimacy as present as ever.

Along with their love of all things Lohan, drug users also love burning all their cash on drugs.

I just loved burning off the fire inside me - it's an impulse you can't help'.

He switched the channel to see tens of thousands of people in Pakistan, a country he had lived in and loved, burning his effigy.

It was time though to tackle the most important feng shui tip, the one that nourishes love and keeps the passion burning in a relationship.

And then, when you finally fell asleep on my chest, I loved you more than I had ever loved before, a burning love that I felt from the top of my head to the ends of my toes.

If we could only remember God's love, and we have an opportunity to love others as He loves us, not in big things, but in small things with great love then [our country] becomes a nest of love...a burning light of peace in the world.