Sentence examples for singed with from inspiring English sources

Flesh is sliced with knives or punctured with drills; genitals are singed with electric prods.

One has tripped the other accidentally on purpose and now the other howls as if singed with fire.

Sauté peppers in a teaspoon of olive oil in a hot skillet, turning once, until they are singed with brown on both sides.

Supposedly inspired by the prophet Elijah, who was said to have vanished into the sky on a chariot of fire, leaving behind only a cloak singed with brown stripes, the costume nearly cost them their existence.

CUT north from the Long Island Expressway, slip onto the back roads of the island's famed Gold Coast, and it is easy to lose yourself in the season: trees overhanging the roads create tunnels singed with the red and orange flames of fall.

But "Brotherhood of the Bomb" enables us to put what we do not know in the perspective of what we do know: 35 years after his death, J. Robert Oppenheimer remains, more than ever, one of those people who, in Stephen Spender's phrase, "leave the vivid air singed with their honor".

The burger comes on a ghost-white bao bun with singed edges, plastered with cashew butter cut with palm sugar and sambal ($17).

On Friday, fire marshals who were still combing through the remains of the house, where three other families lived, uncovered a singed note with the words "am sorry" fused to the stick butane lighter believed to have been used to start the blaze.

The edges were brown and worn, some with singed tips and others with ink staining the corners.

Will it be the smoky lick of almond on the singed lettuce salad with sardines and burrata; of cherrywood on the charred baby carrots with thickened crème fraîche and chermoula; or oak on the roasted English peas?

She stuck her head pragmatically in the oven, emerging with singed hair.