Sentence examples for trying to burn from inspiring English sources
People who know Mr. Smirnoff said they were wondering whether he is trying to burn down the house he built on his way out.
Juan Guaidó later accused the "usurper's regime" of trying to burn the truck, but added that "brave volunteers" were acting to protect the aid.
I was filmed trying to burn the flag onstage for our song Russian Winter.
China is trying to burn less coal because of public anger at air pollution.
"Trying to burn it is like burning sand when there's no air in it – and once it's covered in an inch of lime or earth, it's rendered completely fireproof, and will pass any tests," he explains.
He was issued with the CRASBO after trying to burn down the local mosque in Rhyl.
"They're trying to burn our school to the ground," he says.
The maniacal Tea Party freshmen are trying to burn down the House they were elected to serve in.
"Two dorms were lit up when the Blacks were trying to burn the Mexicans alive in there.
I think I may have eaten one too many mince pies at Christmas and now I am trying to burn them off by signing up to events!
I stared at him intently, trying to burn him into my memory, so I would never forget, because I had to walk away.
