Sentence examples for usually burned from inspiring English sources

Appropriately, he is back on the New York stage demonstrating that those who compromise their ethics are usually burned.

Murray's parents usually burned through their monthly welfare check within a week, spending the money on cocaine, while Murray and her older sister, Lisa, scrambled to stay alive.

The moss on the rock he had wanted had to be abandoned for a similar reason: by now the summer heat has usually burned such growth away.

Simon Goodwin, reader in theoretical astrophysics at the University of Sheffield, said meteorite deaths were rare because the rocks usually burned up when passing through the Earth's atmosphere, landed in the ocean or hit remote areas.

This bagasse is usually burned to generate heat and power [30].

PSA off-gas containing CO2, unrecovered H2, and combustible gas is usually burned as fuel gas (shown in Table 1).

After 20 yards, it usually burns out.

It usually burns low, but increases slightly in certain situations.

Subtitles appear white, as they are usually burnt into or drawn on the emulsion to allow light from the projector lamp to pass through them.

When it comes to baked goods, alcohol usually burns off in the oven.

On the other hand, lignocellulose residues like the pruning waste generated in vineyards are usually burnt in the field, releasing greenhouse gases and cancerous compounds such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.