Sentence examples for well burned from inspiring English sources

Quickly adding that he was kidding, he explained that the trio was, well, burned out.

He gave a signal to the foreign crew to light the flare atop the floating platform, and gas from the test well burned overhead.

Meaning that Chicago would get the meters back, but the Morgan Stanley group would get its $1.16 billion back -- money the city has already pretty well burned through to fill budget holes.

Each irrigation well burns 125 gallons of diesel fuel a day.

Well, Burning Man is over so maybe you could us it as a cool Halloween project or, barring that, use it to broadcast your emotions to a wider audience.

The DBP-1000 can also playback any burned CD or DVD, as well as burned BD-R and BD-RE discs in case you have friends with a lot of data (or burned movies).

KNOWLEDGEABLE investors have learned, perhaps from costly experience, that they may well be burned by buying the mutual funds with the best recent records.

Well, having burned possible starter Felix Doubront in last night's Yakety Sax game, the Sox are going to have to hope he has something to give them.

The historian David Starkey has said millions of pounds spent on state education might as well be burned because of its ineffectiveness.

Roughly two-thirds of the money spent on power might as well be burned, as about two-thirds of all energy used by devices such as lights and computers is lost as heat.

I might as well be burned on a pitchfork".