Sentence examples for so much burning from inspiring English sources
It was almost by chance: one afternoon when there was no one home, our maid Esma Hanim took me off to the mosque without asking anyone's permission - she was not so much burning with a need to worship but tired of being inside.
There was so much burning soot in the air, their nylons melted".
And while it's a genuine treat to face-off against a blocky Gozer, take down a mammoth Marshmallow Man, and hear Winston cry, "I love this town," when Stay Puft's been scorched into so much burning gloop, the story's only ever on wheels it knows its destination, and you're merely a passenger, unable to really affect the direction of how this tale plays out.
And while it's a genuine treat to face-off against a blocky Gozer, take down a mammoth Marshmallow Man, and hear Winston cry, "I love this town," when Stay Puft's been scorched into so much burning gloop, the story's only ever on wheels – it knows its destination, and you're merely a passenger, unable to really affect the direction of how this tale plays out.
(So much for burning his masters' house down).
Fred Breinersdorfer's screenplay never shows him so much as burning the toast or kicking the cat.
Not getting up so early, running so much, and burning myself out to the point of exhaustion every weekend.
This time, I got injured from a spear in my left thigh… After seeing so much fire, burning and damage, I now get scared even by seeing cooking fire.
So much for the burning question of the extent of wrongful foreclosures.
Though the unrest initially grew out of a protest against police brutality in the poor, racially mixed enclave of Tottenham (where another famous riot took place in the 1980s), it's escalated to a level that many people couldn't imagine: So much breaking and burning happening in one of the most prosperous nations in the world.
He says that both women would do anything to protect their children: "start a war, burn cities to ash"—so much talk of Cersei burning cities!—"free their worst enemies.
