Sentence examples for when he burnt from inspiring English sources

The only time she felt embarrassed by her father as a child, she says, was when he burnt a 500 franc note on live television.

Probably the only time he ever cooked was one day in 1976 when he burnt potato croquettes in fat and stank the kitchen out and I laughed hysterically.

In the show, Jonathan played several roles, from a doctor who inadvertently invented Wheaties when he burnt some porridge to a ship's captain in a skit about how Dunkin Donuts got started and a painter in a skit about the chance invention of liquid paper.

Ernst must have had Goya's magnificent and bold Duchess of Alba ( 1797, part of the Guggenheim show but which resides normally at the wonderful Hispanic Society) with her fabulous sexy black lace dress and pointy Blahnik-y gold shoes in mind when he painted his burnt-orange, apocalyptic version in 1940.

I should get a cramp!" His friend Michael Meyer observed him at work during a trip to Tahiti in 1959, when he was writing "A Burnt-Out Case": He wrote in longhand with a fine pen in a very small, almost illegible script, for two hours each day; no more, no less.

I should get a cramp!" His friend Michael Meyer observed him at work during a trip to Tahiti in 1959, when he was writing "A Burnt-Out Case": **{:.break one} ** He wrote in longhand with a fine pen in a very small, almost illegible script, for two hours each day; no more, no less.

I was only doing what I should be doing – playing the part of the vaguely mobile young man, looking at the menu with some distant interest – when he came over, beer-burnt and fever-eyed.

After shining briefly, his supernova-like talent burnt out when he was still a young man.

The Carry On brigade immortalised the image and every self-respecting male chauvinist pig dreams of them when he arrives home to a burnt dinner and five bawling kids in his semi at Surbiton.

You could barely hear what the players were saying, as they lingered around Williams, who was in a golf cart, but Williams, who was 80 then, was overheard asking Mark McGwire if he smelled burnt wood when he fouled a ball off.

Allen describes himself as "confused and burnt out" when he got out of film school in 1985.