Sentence examples for would be burning from inspiring English sources

"If this were Lyndon Johnson," he wrote, "I'd be afraid my barn would be burning at this very moment".

My father would put Chiko rolls [a sort of Australian spring roll] into the oven, and just be out cold and his teeth would fall out of his head and everything would be burning... and that happens every single night.

"Actually, the house would be burning down".

The television, tuned to BBC Three, would be burning bright.

If they did need to use atmospheric oxygen, they would be burning (like a log) rather than exploding.

There are people who think that by not asking for handouts from the state that we would be burning bridges -- we have seen those bridges, they are the riot police.

You'd be burning less fuel and using less bait.

Well, sir, all I can say is that if I were a bridge, I'd be burning.

"If you run it just shy of 8 knots you'd be burning a little under four gallons of fuel per hour.

But the cardio machines don't take into consideration the amount of energy you'd be burning during that time simply sitting on a chair next to the bike.

With at least five and perhaps eight significant oceanic garbage patches caught in rotating currents, Greenpeace estimates it would take 68 ships sailing and scooping constantly for a year to clean up just one percent of the Pacific, and they'd be burning plenty of fuel while they were doing the job.