Sentence examples for was burned because from inspiring English sources

The Republican Party Committee headquarters in Monroe County, Ind., was burned because, according to an E.L.F.

Jean was burned because she was afraid her father might see the item and when I meet her father I dont want him to have the wrong impression.

Most of the stock was burned because of the London riots.

The people demanded the books be burned because they wanted no complicated ideas.

Scorch, symptom of plant disease in which tissue is "burned" because of unfavourable conditions or infection by bacteria or fungi.

She added: "The majors have been burned because that's a lot of money and prestige at stake, and everybody feels burned when somebody cheats.

The patriotic part has been just as sickened when witnessing the American flag being burned, because I am unashamedly in love with my country.

"They were being burned because they had been given crucifixes and they had buried them in the ground to make the corn grow," he said.

The outtakes of the film were left in vaults and either turned to dust or were burned because of a shortage of space.

Seven tents have been burned because of heaters and a month ago four members of a family were killed by fire at night.

But Robert L. Carringer, author of "The Magnificent Ambersons: A Reconstruction" (University of California Press, 1993) said that outtakes of the film were burned because of a shortage of storage space.