Sentence examples for return burned from inspiring English sources

It could be argued that England's players will be fresher in December than in June, though the flip side is that they could return burned out for the rest of the season.

"The reprisal and counterinsurgency tactics of the C.A.R. security forces have affected the lives of over one million people," the report said, "and have forced an estimated 212,000 civilians to abandon their roadside homes and live deep inside the bush, too fearful to return to their burned villages in case of repeat attack".

He popped up in almost every TV series of note – Casualty, Haggard (starring Keith Barron as a lascivious Georgian squire; Kelly played a sidekick called Nathaniel Grunge), the Poirot series and EastEnders – he even spurned a long-term contract with Coronation Street, having made a cameo impression in 1983 as Bob Challis, the man who repainted the Rovers Return before it burned down.

He did not say when people would be allowed to return to the burned areas.

Larsen was among many at the evacuation center who were anxiously awaiting word from fire officials about when they will be allowed to return to the burned areas.

When I returned, I burnt all my drawings and decided to never paint again.

As they await the return of their master, the master's son, a Confederate soldier, returns to the burned home inside his mostly abandoned Richmond community.

The Yankees returned in December, burned down the Capitol, and remained in the Baton Rouge area for the rest of the war.

"I returned feeling so burned out and I was convinced that I wouldn't go near music for quite a while", she said.

Six months later, its cargo was returned to New York and burned in a Brooklyn incinerator.

Whether we do so willingly and in time to limit the devastation of climate change, or only after all the carbon in the depths of the earth has been extracted, burned, and returned to the upper atmosphere, is what the fight is about.