When one house gets burnt - the whole area gets burnt.
I burnt, and burnt, and burnt.
He is also charged with killing brother and sister Richard and Helen Thomas at their burnt-out mansion near Milford Haven in 1985.
The hotel resembles a sprawling French colonial mansion, with bleached white walls, burnt sienna tile roofs, and spacious shuttered verandas.
The "tower building" that held most of my classes, and loomed over the Holloway Road like a burnt out hillside mansion or an existentialist cooling tower, is a regular in "ugliest building in London" lists and it's even worse in the flesh.
For example, Eothen, a large Montauk property with a $50 million asking price, has sat on our list of the Most Expensive Homes in America for the past three years without a buyer; so has Burnt Point, a $50 million mansion in Wainscott, which has made our list for the past two years.
Some of the properties have made previous years' lists of the most expensive homes in America including Three Ponds, a $75 million single-family home in Long Island's Bridgehampton, as well as Burnt Point, the $50 million Wainscott, Long Island, mansion owned by commodities trader David Campbell David Campbell, which earned a spot on our list in 2003.
At the ruins of the Baudelaire mansion, a postman delivers a letter to the burnt mailbox and the three orphans find it is a correspondence mailed to them by their parents before they became orphans, which contains words of hope and encouragement.
The poem also begins with the line, "In a burnt, ash-grey land without vegetation," similar to the Baudelaire mansion burning down at the beginning of the series.
At the company's spring presentation, which was held at an opulent 1930s mansion that is now a museum, a display of loafers came with surprisingly colorful soles, including versions in yellow, burnt orange and green, reflecting a recent trend in men's shoes.
