Sentence examples for take the burned from inspiring English sources

That might help explain what happened, they say, when Omar Abu Halima and his two teenage cousins tried to take the burned body of his baby sister and two other living but badly burned girls to the hospital on that Sunday.

Take the burned plastic remains of the board to recycling plants in your area to dispose of waste properly.

That's right: no matter how much President Obama gives them — from curbing entitlements to cuts in excess of $3 trillion — this cadre of radical Republicans is taking the burn-it-all-down position.

His epic tours, captured live on disc with names like "Take the Edge Off," "Burning the Bridge to Nowhere" and "Before Turning the Gun on Himself," have won him a reputation as a comedian's comedian.

Major Rostaing took the British of the garrison prisoner, destroyed what goods he could not take, and burned the wooden fort to the ground.

Now the Stones are taking on that risk, they also take the chance of getting burned.

Take the number of calories burned: on the face of it, cycling is not off to a winning start.

Early pressure from the hosts saw them take the lead through Burns' penalty, but Nick Macleod, in for England's Danny Cipriani at fly-half, levelled it up from the halfway line.

When a burn occurs take the frozen leaf out, cut a piece large enough to cover the burn, tape it on, and leave it on for as long as possible.

Keep your child cool and slowly remove any clothing, covering the burned skin taking care that it is not stuck to the skin.

He can do the double takes, the slow burns, the slapstick, the rat-a-tat rhythms of classic comedy as nobody else can, and often he makes even hoary material feel as freshly minted as the latest sardonic asides from Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert.