Sentence examples for torched more from inspiring English sources

It torched more cash.

In September a horde of insurgents fell on the verdant villages of Kubi and Watu in Adamawa state and torched more than 500 houses.

At least 18 people were killed yesterday as offices fired at protesters and opposition activists torched more than 100 polling stations.

Meanwhile, southern California is coping with the remnants of its own December wildfires, which torched more than 1,200 acres north of Ventura.

The militants struck a container terminal on the outskirts of Peshawar, in north-west Pakistan, just over a mile from yesterday's attack, in which gunmen torched more than 100 trucks.

Sweden is also increasingly alarmed by violent crime; following a spate of gang shootings and grenade attacks, often in deprived areas with high concentrations of immigrants, masked youths last month torched more than 80 cars in Gothenburg and other west coast towns.

A group calling itself the PKK's youth wing responded by torching more than 30 government schools in the Kurdish region, provoking a barrage of outrage among ordinary citizens, Kurds included.Yet even though the PKK moans about the lack of progress in Turkey, much of their horse-trading with the AK currently revolves around Syria's Kurds.

The present wave of gasolinazo in Mexico is torching more than social order, peace and property.

Since July, the apartment has been torched two more times, on Nov. 18 just as repairs were being completed, and again in early December.

Notre Dame has little depth at receiver, a defense that was torched for more than 40 points against each of its three toughest opponents last season and a schedule that leaves little room for error.

Roman Torch More gladiator than luau, the heavy metal Weber torch is a veritable lighting sentry.