Sentence examples for now burnt from inspiring English sources

You can switch over to that now; this was done so long ago it's now burnt to an inedible crisp.

Its dormitories, church and the canteen that fed 200 boisterous young colliers enjoying a free holiday are now burnt and dilapidated.

Would you recommend us to another dictatorship?" Mr. Cantone: "The alerts, where are we now, burnt sienna?" Jeff Ross: "Security at the airport, they confiscated my cigar cutter.

The car showrooms that used to line this road are now burnt out and abandoned.

It represents a deliberate attack on civilians whose homes, clinics and schools are now burnt out ruins".

I basically had a walk out, and it took me four years to get a great group of people, but I am now burnt out.

The attack, said Amnesty International spokesman Daniel Eyre, "represents a deliberate attack on civilians whose homes, clinics and schools are now burnt-out ruins".

"It represents a deliberate attack on civilians whose homes, clinics and schools are now burnt-out ruins". "Up until now, the isolation of the Baga combined with the fact that Boko Haram remains in control of the area has meant that it has been very difficult to verify what happened there," Eyre said.

In other news, I now have burnt fingers from a hot Casserole dish to go with my back-knack.

Now, a burnt piece of luggage and a rounded piece of plastic thought to be a window will also be assessed to clarify whether they are from the aircraft.

Even now, the burnt ruins of houses and shops remind visitors and locals alike of the fragility of the seemingly peaceful atmosphere.