Sentence examples for under a burning from inspiring English sources

Five miners, two miners' wives, and twelve children died, most of them by suffocation while hiding in a cellar under a burning tent.

He once crawled under a burning train to get an interview and went undercover as an inmate for an article about prisons.

Under a burning sun, fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis) sang and waved their automatic weapons and black jihadi flags as they celebrated breaching the lonely desert frontier between Iraq and Syria.

Seconds later, we were surrounded by luminous green again, and we ate a lunch of tortilla, roast chicken, pasta and salad on a wide plateau under a burning hot sun.

Under a burning sun last week, 34 specially chosen workers from China -- 8 carpenters, 7 bricklayers, 6 painters, 3 rock positioners, 3 pavers, 2 project managers, 2 landscape architects, a brick polisher, a stonecutter and a chef -- labored to bring a little bit of the Ming Dynasty to Staten Island.

He has lived under a burning spotlight since his days as a youth-team prodigy at Santos – he joined the club as an 11-year-old and made his first-team debut at 17 – and he is a person that likes to be seen.

It begins with an "inciting incident", centres on a protagonist under unimaginable pressure seeking a burning objective, and rides out on the spine of this quest with "progressive complications" ratcheting up the pressure.

The enormous mounds of emaciated corpses, tipped into giant burial pits; crowds of starving, disease-ridden survivors barely clinging to life; the unutterably gruesome remains of a man who had attempted to dig his way out under the wall of a burning building, only to be shot by soldiers waiting on the other side.

"It may be just the tip of the iceberg, and the question is how deep is it, what is the extent, and what are the predictors of this kind of reclaiming of consciousness". Mr. Herbert, a member of a fire rescue squad in Buffalo, was buried under debris after rushing into a burning building on Dec. 29, 1995.

The fever was so much that, even when I stood under a hot, burning sun, I couldn't feel the heat of the sun.

My childhood enthusiasm had lain dormant since I stood in a classroom burning a peanut under a test tube to discover the energy within.