Sentence examples for that burns out from inspiring English sources
Just like a candle that burns out.
With women now making up close to half the workforce, a system that burns out its workers before pushing out large proportions of them is not sustainable.
The flame that burns out before it can disappoint always has an allure.
What causes the fadeout after three years isn't the star, but the imitation -- a steady increase in wattage that burns out the whole fixture.
Last week, Mr. Bay even called the chief executives of major theater chains to implore them to show "Dark of the Moon" in a way that burns out projector bulbs more quickly but makes 3-D look brighter and sharper.
The G.E. campaign urged, "Don't be a bulb snatcher" — that is, someone who replaces a bulb that burns out with a working one from another lamp or light fixture.
The Nationals instead gave him another chance that burned out with the regular season just 19 days away.
"It was either that or Nova, which I discovered was a bright star that burned out, so that wasn't for me".
Previous response plans grew from previous experience: wild fire cholera epidemics that burned out quickly, ability of rehydration strategies to decrease case-fatality rates to <1%, and a problematic parenteral cholera vaccine.
Limited available research in Gauteng suggests that burn out and dissatisfaction have saturated staff capacities at clinics [ 11].
