Sentence examples for made a burning from inspiring English sources

Eighteen months ago, the young Matthew Renko, new to the company, made an immediate impact in a supporting role in "Donizetti Variations"; a few months later he made a burning impression in the lead role in "La Source".

The melting liquid will also help you stay hydrated and prevent your tongue from drying out, which can make a burning sensation worse.

It's to Kosinski's credit that he's made a slow-burning puzzler rather than a gung-ho action movie, but it's problematic, too.

"Jack had a very short temper and made a point of burning bridges," Mr. Welling said.

That, in turn, is partly because the government has made a habit of burning, rather than building, bridges.

But they have sporadically shut down processing labs and made a show of burning heroin in bonfires.

The Spanish made a point of burning it in 1625, after a ten-month siege led by the brilliant Genoese aristocrat Ambrogio Spinola.

"Leigh has made a habit of burning bridges, vanishing overnight and of reinventing himself anew in a different milieu," the gallery says on its Web site, adding that Mr. Leigh's biographies include trails of "angry creditors, ripped-off artists, bamboozled collaborators".

The plight of the Syrian refugees who recently reached Europe's shores made this a burning issue in British politics.

Since then, some Misuratans have made a mission of revenge, burning or looting the emptied shops and homes.

So anything that offers the prospect of cleaning it up is attracting a great deal of interest.Standard pulverised-coal (PC) generation can be made a bit cleaner by burning the fuel at higher temperatures.