Sentence examples for to burn something from inspiring English sources

"Fire, in certain times, is good: if you have to burn something out, kill it, delete it.

There's not a lot of ways to burn something into the brain unless it's just totally nuts.

We didn't really believe they were going to burn something that could kill us until they started telling us to get our masks.

When you consider all those women struggling to earn a paycheck while rearing their children, and start to imagine what might have been, it's enough to make you want to burn something.

There's nothing remotely spiritual or holy about a desire to burn something another group holds sacred.

One home cook to another: you're never going to burn something you're paying attention to.

Every so often, the fury at injustice rises up in me and makes me want to smash something or burn something, but nothing in my immediate environment belongs to me, so I have to refrain.

And to get heat you burn something.

So if you ask the oil industry and the auto industry to start re-cranking, and come up with a car that gets 40 miles to the gallon, or that will burn something other than oil and gasoline, you'll get an argument about what it will cost to develop that.

The streets of Boston remained mostly quiet, and Mr. Brown was soon summoned to the smoking ruins of Washington, D.C., to spread his message: "Build something, don't burn something".

We've said it before, we'll say it again: you will never burn something you are paying attention to.