Sentence examples for really burning from inspiring English sources

You can't do it if you don't have the really burning desire to sing.

"This is really burning!" said Tucci as sparks started flying off the butter.

But if it's really burning, deal with it quickly and don't get sidetracked.

"It's really burning," the air controller replied, "and I'm not sure it's coming from the engine".

The fire in Bodega Bay was a montage of mattes of houses, smoke and birds, with only the fire, in the backlot at Universal, really burning.

Asking that his name not be used, the freshly shaved officer continued, "The guys are really burning on this" and nodded to his squad, men who all looked as if they had just emerged from a sheep-shearing shed.

(Unless it's really burning--you might want to get that checked out).

"We've really been burning the midnight oil," Steve Doocy, the host of the Fox program, said.

It isn't really about burning ivory at all: it's about saving elephants.

It's really about burning calories over the month, so if you achieve your goals at home, then you don't have to worry while you're away.

But when everyone is screaming fire and clambering to get out, the result is suboptimal even if the theatre really is burning (and who can even tell in all that chaos?).