Sentence examples for that burned through from inspiring English sources
The riots that burned through this country in the late 1960's ravaged more than 125 cities and reached into 28 states.
Even more memorable is the smoke sauna, where you sweat in the sooty heat from a fire that burned through the whole day before.
It wasn't hot lava, wasn't an earthquake or one of the firestorms that burned through this subdivision or that, incinerating a couple hundred homes every fall.
A scientist described the virus that burned through civilization as being like 'a very fast car driven by a very bad man.' That's what happened: In the infected Tea Party politicians, brain function decreased and social de-evolution occurred.
In January, Trump leveled an attack against California officials who were battling the aftermath of a spate of forest fires that burned through hundreds of thousands of acres, destroyed thousands of structures and killed scores of people last year.
In the 1980s, there was an average of 140 wildfires that burned through 1,000 acres or more each year – this number grew to 250 wildfires a year between 2000 and 2012.
The one emotion that burns through is the artist's controlled anger.
After calling in illumination rounds that burned slow trails through the night, radiating pools of incandescence across the black expanse, the marines concentrated several volleys on the canyon.
Zoroastrians worshipped the eternal pillars of fire that burned gas escaping through fissures in the rock.
It wasn't long before she was confessing her love for me, and thus began a whirlwind romance that burned hot right through Christmas.
Perhaps more exciting is a performance from East of the Wall, a progressively oriented metal group that effortlessly burns through complex time signatures with brutal, post-hardcore finesse.
