Sentence examples for would get burned from inspiring English sources
In other words, what happens if China closes the door?" The likely answer is that China would get burned and quickly turn back.
A short would get burned on a buyout at a premium to current prices, but Fosheims not worried.
"If I fought Ricky Burns, he would get burnt out," said Broner, who paid tribute to Rees's durability and pedigree as a "world-class fighter".
When I started blacksmithing I'd get burned a lot.
But he'd get burned to a crisp out here.
During one of our meetings in the mid-1980s, Billy told my late father and me that he'd got burned by getting too close to Nixon and being identified with his policies and that he did not intend to be seen endorsing a political figure or cause again.
During one of our meetings at Mayo Clinic in the early 1980s (my father was being treated there for cancer before he died in 1984 and Billy was also a patient at the time), Billy told my father and me that he'd got burned by getting too close to Nixon and being identified with his policies and that he did not intend to be seen endorsing a political figure or cause again.
It would be wrong merely to attack Facebook, because then companies would learn that they would just get burned for revealing what they were doing.
One of the lab technicians put his hand into the plume, explaining that as long as you kept your palm perpendicular to the floor you wouldn't get burned, because the water carries the fire over your hand.
There's just not enough momentum to switch, and any keyboard maker that manufactured a different layout would likely get burned.
My cousin fell down onto the flames and I pulled him away so he would not get burned.
