Sentence examples for that burnt from inspiring English sources

The wall of fire that burnt Marysville that night was 330ft high.

Yvonne Brewster misremembered the play in the venue that burnt down.

But I felt such passion for this issue, passion that burnt like a fire in my chest, that I felt I had to do something about it.

It also alleges that burnt fragments found in the ash of the wood burner could be from the skull of a human juvenile.

A fire in February at the Daw Mill deep pit that burnt through £160m-worth of coal and destroyed £100m-worth of equipment has exacerbated the decline.

Dmitry Bykov, an author and social commentator, wrote in Novaya Gazeta, a newspaper known for its opposition stance, that "Burnt by the Sun 2" fully reflects the Putin era.

Immediate fears — that maintenance would deteriorate, that burnt-out light bulbs would go unchanged, that piles of garbage would be left to molder — were magnified by broader ones about the long-term affordability and character of the place.

"Come to the revolting restaurant," read the huge sign at Calgary airport, and although it was supposed to say "revolving", that burnt-out section of neon tube did not lie.

The size of the patch that is burnt matters, however, with small burnt patches more likely than large ones to result in increased grazing pressure on all species present not just the most palatable.

The farms that were burnt to push them onto reserves.

"The Indians understood the lovely flavor that the burnt seaweed gave the food," Mr. Snow said.