Sentence examples for to be burnt from inspiring English sources

Sure, I don't need toast to be burnt.

"I thought for sure our house was going to be burnt down," she later said.

"Each time a health worker goes into the isolation tents and comes out, their [protective] suit has to be burnt.

This produces carbohydrates that the trees turn into sugars, to be burnt off in respiration or, by another chemical process, turned into new plant-matter.

Rather than ordering this roomful of Protestants to be burnt at the stake, Ratzinger assured them of his "heartfelt prayers" for all those taking part in this convocation.

He's quite high up, and is leading a lot of very important witch trials in which witches are to be burnt.

After slaughter, officials will take the carcasses away in sealed bags to be burnt at incinerators built to deal with BSE-infected cattle, in accordance with EU regulations.

In a portfolio of 100 units that are far enough apart not to be burnt by the same fire, each unit might require only 90 cents; in one of 1,000 risks, 70 cents, and so on.

I don't want him to be burnt out, come March and April.

Before using in concrete the rice husk needs to be burnt at a controlled temperature.

In 1150, the Sunni orthodoxy in the person of the caliph al-Mustanjid judged the work heretical and sent the existing versions to be burnt.