Sentence examples for skin burning from inspiring English sources

I could feel my skin burning".

You could actually see (three puffs of smoke) and smell (the odor of roasting flesh) your skin burning".

As he ran from the truck, he fell to the ground, he said, his skin burning even though there were no flames.

He rushed to the makeshift hospital where he works and found patients with itching skin, burning eyes and shortness of breath.

[audio style= wnyc" display= mini" caption="Read by the author". url="http://downloads.newyorker.com/mp3/160111_gaspar_audio.mp3"] It was for the wind as much as anything.It was for the tidal flats, for the miles of barsand the freezing runs between them,blued and darkened in the withering gusts.For the buckets, for the long-tined rakes.For our skin burning and the bonesbeneath, all their ache.

Of all the great players Calhoun has brought to Connecticut, there has not been another with the combination of extraordinary talent, thick skin, burning desire to win and the boldness to keep Calhoun from twisting the cap so tightly that it snaps.

Grilling the meat over the fire crisps the skin, while cooking it indirectly keeps the skin from burning and the meat from drying out.

Symptoms reported included dry skin (n = 8), bumps on the skin (n = 7), burning skin (n = 7), and red skin (n = 6).

Ablative lasers will vaporize the skin without burning the surface and work by targeting the tissue beneath the skin's surface to stimulate new collagen growth.

If you like tan skin, go out in the sun for a few hours but retreat back into your home if your skin is burning or really dry.

Harth believed, however, that Hannelore Kohl felt her skin constantly burning.