Sentence examples for suggested burning from inspiring English sources

ONE leaflet showed a wooden doll hanging from a noose and suggested burning or stoning homosexuals.

She threatened to assassinate Napoleon III and President Adolphe Thiers, and suggested burning Paris to save it from surrender.

On the main stage, Steve Mason excoriated the ruling 'gangsters and criminals' now assaulting that England, and, in 'Fire', bluntly suggested burning their houses down.

In the 19th century, the mathematician Karl Friedrich Gauss suggested burning or otherwise etching giant geometric figures on the surface of Earth as a way of attracting attention from Martians.

Ralph Lauren has become the fashion victim, but Congress has not yet suggested burning Spalding basketballs, Adidas leotards, Nike shoes or the Acer computers that the Olympic Committee will be using courtesy of their sponsors, all of whose products are manufactured abroad.

In February 2007 Minneapolis City Council member Don Samuels suggested burning North down.

Marcello suggests burning a chair or even The Red Sea (the painting he is working on), but Rodolfo offers to burn one of his manuscripts instead.

As Schelling, Dixit and Nalebuff suggest, burning bridges might help the Republicans get out of the trap that they have created themselves.

"Please do spill some coffee," urges curator George Lee while someone else suggests burning sage to get near to the weed smell it would have had back in 1977.

Emotionally adrift, Judy is pursuing her libidinous impulses without regard for consequences, and even suggests burning up the rest of the money in a final act of liberation from culturally imposed roles.

The sparse observations of fire suggest burning was infrequent and mostly restricted to creek-lines and higher-rainfall grasslands in the east and north of the study area and spinifex-dominated vegetation.