Sentence for burning | Use burning in a sentence

Sentences with burning in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use burning in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for burning.

• A fire was burning. (8)
• An oil lamp is burning. (8)
• A fire is burning, Left. (8)
• His cheeks were burning. (8)
• Electric light is burning. (8)
• Noel felt her cheeks burning. (8)
• He struck on the burning matter. (10)
• The West was all a burning rose. (10)
• His ghost saw the burning fire awaiting him. (10)
• There was a putrid scent as of burning refuse. (8)
• It was burning hot and seemed to be going round. (8)
• Attracted by the smell of burning paper she saw Mr. (8)
• And, suddenly, she thought that she smelled burning. (8)
• Her cheeks were burning; she was trembling all over. (8)
• She spoke very calmly, but her cheeks felt burning hot. (8)
• It sprang up to her call like an imp of the burning pit. (10)
• I write in haste, to you first, burning to hear from you. (10)
• Again there were flights of the burning brands over London. (10)
• He felt her lips press his mouth with a swift, burning kiss. (8)
• She was pressing his hand to her cheek that felt burning hot. (8)
• He was burning midnight oil in order to save hiring a printer. (16)
• His little burning eyes seemed to look her through and through. (8)
• He felt as though a rain of burning stones were falling on him. (12)
• Something moved in him, a kind of burning pity, a rage of protection. (8)
• He turned out the gas still burning in the passage outside their room. (8)
• I scarcely knew it, but she drew me into the burning circle of her being. (12)
• He worked for hours, burning, making lists, packing papers and photographs. (8)
• I swallowed it, and with a burning face, petitioned for help in my studies. (10)
• She was too full of her own burning passion to take evidence from her sight. (10)
• And his little burning brown eyes, just touched by age, regarded her lovingly. (8)
• She had repeated the question, and he had said that the candle was burning down. (12)
• Beauchamp alighted, burning with his unutterable questions concerning that glove. (10)
• He had been all day without food, exposed to burning sun, suffering violent emotion. (8)
• Her cheeks were burning; and, with a craving for protection, she put up her sunshade. (8)
• Mrs. Mountstuart signified that the leg was to be seen because it was a burning leg. (10)
• Across his half-hypnotized consciousness little threads of burning fancy kept shooting. (8)
• The audience, packed into an enclosure of high boards, sweltered under the burning sun. (8)
• We cannot plant him neck-deep for everlasting in a burning marl, and hear him howling. (10)
• I fancied his airs and stiffness were put on; thought I saw him burning true behind it. (10)
• That is the burning core of the great Question, our Armageddon in Morality: Is she moral? (10)
• And the contrast of his burning hand with this frozen silence, frightened Barbara horribly. (8)
• From being burning hot he had become deadly cold, glad to cover himself with the bedclothes. (8)
• The Milrays came a month later, to seek a milder sun than they had left burning in Florence. (9)
• Why should they all be so comfortable and cosy while this perpetual fire was burning in himself? (8)
• The burning eyes of her Indian Bacchus fixed on her till their brightness moistened and flashed. (10)
• Large strips of burning tar paper began to float above the heads of the crowd, causing a stampede. (13)
• He could see her face reflected, pale, with a little spot of red in each cheek, and burning red ears. (8)
• She kept looking down at the fan, and then she lifted her burning face and looked at the clock again. (9)
• She sent her carriage-horses to Bulsted, and sat in the carriage to see the last of burning Riversley. (10)
• Entering his dressing-room where the gas was also light and burning low, he went quickly to the other door. (8)
• She burst into the silvery morning, and beheld the burning buildings swaying in the wind and the wide sea. (12)
• Such was the force of the inspiration of Bootlbac the drum-beater, caused by the burning of the Identical. (10)
• Then, beyond them, a huge face shaped itself, very dark, as if of bronze, with eyes burning into his brain. (8)
• He dealt Arnold a blow by burning every boat on the river and sentinelling the channel with vessels of war. (19)
• Her hands trembled, her cheeks were burning; her breast heaved, and sighs fluttered from her lips, just parted. (8)
• And I saw that he held in his fast-consuming hand a long roll of journals sharpened to a point of burning flame. (8)
• And that was a burning perplexity; not because of abstract scruples touching the necessity for love in marriage. (10)
• Coloured by the emotion she was burning from, these words smote Georgiana with a mournful compassion for Merthyr. (10)
• Suddenly the picture of the burning hotel swept across his memory, and he groaned with a fresh sense of sharp pain. (13)
• The man was in a state of personal terror, burning with indignation at Van Diemen as the main cause of his jeopardy. (10)
• And suddenly he thrust it, all fresh as it was, into a candle-flame, and held it, burning, writhing, till it blackened to velvet. (8)
• He entered, pale, his hands moist with perspiration, dreading to meet her, burning to meet her, ignorant of what he was to say or do. (8)
• In the hall the dog Balthasar lay solitary, and, followed by him, old Jolyon passed into his study and out into the burning afternoon. (8)
• Such a good partner, really musical; a queer, dear fellow, devoted, absentminded, easily shocked, yet with flame burning in him somewhere. (8)
• Drinking he conscientiously performed as an accompanying duty, and was flushed after dinner, burning for tobacco and a couch for his length. (10)
• She wore through the critic ordeal his burning sensitiveness to grace and delicacy cast about a woman, and was rather better than not withered by it. (10)
• When setting these linings they should be laid in cement mortar, not in lime mortar, for this disintegrates under the action of gases from burning wood. (17)
• He is shepherd, doctor, nurse, comforter, anecdotist and fun-maker to his poor flock; and you wonder they see the burning gateway of their heaven in him? (10)
• One might have supposed, from his occasional mutterings at the pace regulated by the postillion, that he was burning with anxiety to catch the flying coach. (10)

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