Sentence examples for supposed to burn from inspiring English sources

Notre Dame isn't supposed to burn.

Concrete apartment blocks are not supposed to burn as a single entity.

The bulbs were supposed to burn for 10,000 hours, meaning they should have lasted for years in normal use.

The man just shelled out nine figures to get the Wizards and Verizon Center, how much money is he supposed to burn?

The same institutions that are funding you, a lot of times, there's a part of my upbringing that has taught me that those are the institutions my work is supposed to burn down.

The little story also reveals the startling responsibilities of an earlier generation of press officers, when they had to doctor more than just spin: "A press official at the Stadium said early this morning that he climbed on to the platform where the Flame is supposed to burn until the end of the Games.

"You're supposed to bury it.

This stock market is supposed to crash and burn, and this is why it will not; it will crash one day, but that day is not upon us yet.

The supposed intention to burn the sports cars was "alarming and illegal", she says.

When I arrived at the organization's Washington office, the first thing I noticed was a little basket filled with cardboard cutouts that were supposed to look like burned pieces of toast.

"They have stuff that's supposed to be shredded and go to burn piles.