Sentence examples for searing from from inspiring English sources

In the prologue to a 2001 memoir, Redstone recalled the horror of surviving a burning hotel in Boston more than two decades earlier: skin searing from his legs as he hung from the third-storey window above the Copley Plaza.

Still searing from the formation of the solar system, the core of Earth is a nuclear reactor generating heat from the breakdown of radioactive elements like uranium, thorium, and potassium.

That, too, emanated from searing pace, from inborn control of the ball on the move, and from audacity.

By its close, Brown's song "Please, Please, Please" has gone from soundtrack to sing-along, as Hayes recalls a searing night from his past.

He has searing memories from his childhood.

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Remember that searing detail from the Eliot Spitzer scandal: that he had sex in his socks?

In Gerald Finzi's Clarinet Concert, Michael Collins' pure, fine sound uncurled over searing dissonances from the strings.

Lately that criticism has become more muted as searing reports from Ukraine and Syria, among others, have won plaudits.

Las Ramblas A searing masterpiece from Spain's greatest living novelist describes the return of an exile to Barcelona.

But Rubin's game fell away in the face of a barrage of searing shots from Clijsters.