Sentence examples for sets burned from inspiring English sources

Six of seven enormous buildings housing a wealth of wood, paint and some finished theater sets burned to the ground.

"All the stage sets burned," the local emergency service told the news agency, but a spokeswoman for the theater said most could be restored.

Television sets burned brightly in nearly every store and restaurant in the neighborhood, and most of the crowd went indoors rather than continue staring at the blank jumbo screen.

The production was beset with financial problems, and the set burned down twice.

Bowie found himself under great stress during the tour, and after the tour ended in New Zealand, he had the Spider set burned.

A sun that never sets burns on.

And much of her clothes on that tour were her own and some of the sets were recycled from the Clams on the Half Shell Review, when show business tradition dictates that sets are burned after a tour.

Three-disc sets are burned on the spot and sold for $20. (Other bands have taken to popping the evening's performance onto a thumb drive and selling that to departing fans).

Among the sets that burned this week were the courthouse square from "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Back to the Future," and a New York street from countless films and television shows.

The sets had burned to the ground, even the metal in the electric cables had melted into the soil.

In quotes from the books: The setting sun burned the sky pink and orange in the same bright hues as surfers' bathing suits.