Sentence examples for that burnt out from inspiring English sources
Edison's prototypical light bulb had a filament that burnt out quickly, but Latimer invented a filament made with more durable carbon, and sold the "Incandescent Electric Light Bulb with Carbon Filament" patent to the United States Electric Company in 1881.
It detonated some of the ready-use ammunition, starting a fire that burnt out the casemate and killed its crew.
This was a simple building that burnt out in 1891, some of its fabric being incorporated into a new church on the site, St John's Church.
During this period, Queen Mary made two hits on Seydlitz, at 15:55 and 15:57, one of which caused a propellant fire that burnt out her aft superfiring turret.
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.
But this was the first time since I began playing tennis that I really felt burnt out," said Henman, who lost 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 to Spain's Fernando Verdasco.
Here are three steps you can incorporate into your routine today to guarantee that you aren't feeling burnt out tomorrow.
The modern world's intense psychological relationship with cars means that a burnt-out car carries a special symbolic charge.
"My radio's burnt out and that damn television don't make no sense to me at all".
