Sentence examples for would burning from inspiring English sources

Being both was an intolerable affront, and if Hitler or his agents never laid hands on him, it was because they didn't have to: not only would burning all copies of Zweig's works have been a time-consuming exercise, he and his wife killed themselves, in exile in Brazil in 1942, in the resort town of Petrópolis.

"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.

But in a booming business, why would most big-shot developers — or even small-shot ones — need help finding jobs, and why would publishers, burning through talent, want a bunch of agents around to slow them down?

Once I get my basic print down, I would start burning and dodging.

Late last week, the fire was on its way to being contained, but firefighters predicted that it would continue burning for many days.

Vesey pledged last year the company would stop burning coal by 2050, then announcing in February it was pulling out of coal seam gas.

Each member was assigned entire books from the Bible to memorise, in preparation for when the communists would start burning physical copies.

"Actually, the house would be burning down".

Use of the new mini-baler system would substitute burning, with significant advantages on air quality and landscape amenity.

The fire service had estimated the 1,000 tonnes of smouldering wood mulch at the site in Beenham would stop burning by the start of February.