Sentence examples for sand burned from inspiring English sources

Though it was still early, the heat of the sand burned through my hiking boots.

Hazardous materials such as asbestos, arsenic, mercury and PCBs end up buried in the sand, burned in the open or dumped at sea.

"The sand burned my feet, we slept under no shelter, just so I could get back to my father".

The tan sand burned hot with little to shade beach-goers except a manmade tarp that was strewn over erect poles.

A 30-minute beach walk (at a 3.5 mph pace on flat-packed sand) burns about 147 calories for a woman and about 195 for a man, according to Matthews.

Our national forests and refuges suffered damage as well: The Little Sand Fire burned nearly 25,000 acres of land in the San Juan National Forest in southern Colorado.

Sand burns outside their windows in every direction.

The average temperature is above 40C, the sea is like a warm bath, the golden sand burns your feet and the ubiquitous tarmac is starting to sizzle.

The sand burns a hole in the stomach of the rest and kills them," explains Ardo Gnalaoudo.

The Sand fire, which burned 41,432 acres and has been blamed for the death of one man, was 98% contained.

Little Sand Fire: Burning 13 miles northwest of Pagosa Springs, Little Sand Fire was started by lightning on May 13 and has now burned 18,439 acres.