Sentence examples for the burn of from inspiring English sources
She emptied her glass, winced, searched the burn of the Scotch in her throat for pleasure.
The pain comes in waves, lingering like the burn of bad whiskey.
As often as not, what we feel is the burn of injustice.
"We rappers live on the first floor and we feel the burn of this emigration".
Whatever she plays, Richardson can bring the burn of raw nerves, an alarming intensity.
One could see the evil tooling of the pistol, and smell the burn of its caliber.
While the buzz is willfully excised, with it goes the burn of the alcohol, that pleasantly stinging grace note.
It's hard not to feel the burn of that, but we must let ourself feel the burn, it's all right.
My shoulders, meanwhile, were beginning to feel the burn of paddling for several hours against the wind.
It requires slow "adjustment" to tolerate the "glare" of his grammar, the "burn' of his language.
Manuel A. Acevedo provided what appeared to be the sole piece of protest art with the impressive The Burn of the Red, White, and Blue, a large ink on paper drawing of a man with tape on his mouth.
