Sentence examples for was almost burned from inspiring English sources

"Europe's challenge was almost burned out in the Oak Tree furnace," wrote Martin Hardy in the Express.

DiMarco was almost burned at No. 16 today, when a spectator shouted "Noonan" -- a line out of the movie "Caddyshack" -- just as he was stroking his putt for birdie.

Tens of thousands of people come here every year to visit a cave where Abraham may have been born and a fishpond marking the site of the pyre where he was almost burned up by Nimrod, except that God transformed the fire into water and the coals into fish.

Sadly, the President has offered little tangible support for some of Egypt's most important dissident voices, such as Ayman Nour, the one-time presidential candidate recently released from prison, who a bit over a week ago was almost burned to death by government thugs.

At age 35 he is almost burned out, and the novel is the story of how he loses control of the studio and his life.

The unexpected nub of the movie lies with her daughter Lorraine, who starts the film by recalling the time when she and her sister were almost burned to death while Dunbar, who had locked them in a bedroom, was busy writing down the hall.

They ordered the boatman to go "so near the fire as we could for smoke; and all over the Thames, with one's face in the wind, you were almost burned with a shower of firedrops".

At the hospital, Mr. Lai's girlfriend saw that his skin was almost completely burned away.

Border skirmishes were frequent in Hawick's history, and in 1570 the town was almost completely burned down.

It was during clashes between Saharawis and Moroccan police, in the wake of the Gdeim Izik camp protest in November 2010, that the building was almost entirely burnt down.

They're the ones that wander into the smoking McMansion when it's already almost burned down.