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'He began to knead my whole body as if it were clay, while from him emanated a heat which scorched me and melted me. '

(3)The very dust was scorched brown, and something quivered in the atmosphere as if the air itself was panting.

Those dropped flowers, scorched by the sun, turned into dry yellow ones and fluttered around the balcony when a breeze came up.

My translator and I walked up to an old man standing in front of what had been a house, now a heap of scorched bamboo.

Eight-burned the Summer Palace, so that this world's most splendid architectural transience into a scorched earth and rubble . . .

And when the sun rose, it was scorched; and because it had no root, it withered.

But an industrial river like the South Branch reveals the backside where the factory windows are broken and scorched black.

Will the ozone layer be depleted so much that our Earth is scorched dry by the sun?

The most ambitious of these projects is in Toshka, a Sahara Desert oasis in a scorched lunar landscape of sand and rock outcroppings .

Sunny time cannot too long, long water does not follow to go up, the valley will be scorched, appeared " halter" .

This is the sort of scorched-earth pricing that makes other car makers consider a change in strategic direction.

Refugees making their way across the nearby border to Turkey spoke similarly of a scorched earth policy.

By the wrath of the Lord Almighty the land will be scorched and the people will be fuel for the fire; no one will spare his brother.

Figure 3 illustrates some of the components that may need to be scorched and re-applied in a similar manner in each deployment environment.

The blaze has scorched a several thousand acres of the Los Padres National Forest and is only 30% contained.

The army's response was a scorched-earth campaign that drove more than 1m Kurdish villagers out of their homes.

The heat scorched the fine hairs on her arms.

He was blind, the snow having scorched the retinas of his eyes.

Its reputation has been scorched by scandals, from drug-use to accusations of match-fixing to the bullying to death of a young recruit.

they have been as the grass and green plants in the field, as the grass on the housetops, scorched before it has grown.

The door shuddered, wedged shut by many thousand weight of scorched oak and stone.

The sheets are cut from stringy bark and scorched in fire to help straighten them and remove excess fibres.

First impression of Eric. . . his skin is really scorched by the sun!

Pakistan has just experienced both extreme heat and catastrophic floods; Russia has been scorched by heatwave and its forests incinerated.

The trees died and dried, and then the sun came and scorched them, blackening the wood for all time.

Chinese Army conducted scorched earth policy, everytime they retreated, they burned down the whole buildings.

Video from the Mexican capital showed debris covering the ground and smoke streaming from the lower floors of the scorched building.

Speer tried to summarize for the Nuremberg court the various "scorched earth" orders.

A piece of paper such as a banknote can be crumpled, soaked in water, scorched and scribbled on but still have its surface clearly readable.

It was a sweltering summer day. Everyone in the playground was scorched and dizzy.

Objective: Study and formulate a standardized scorched Areca Seed processing techniques and quality control standards.

Festival " the April sun was already very strong. It scorched Old Tong Bao' s spine like a basin of fire. "

Now that the storms were over, the Atlantic swells were long and easy, and the morning sun was hot ---- so hot it scorched your skin.

Worshipers who arrived for morning prayers discovered scorched prayer carpets and Hebrew graffiti scrawled on a wall.

Under the fire- scorched rubble, the scientists discovered the first of at least 36 bodies, victims of some brutal event 40 centuries ago.

The Jap destroyed the rice crop, scorched the green valley and burrowed in behind the great wall.

One exhibit consists of some scorched banknotes, apparently left outside a church as a message from beyond the grave.

Scorched Earth and Scorched Earth Repair abilities range and close-in range both longer, reducing path finding problems to the target.

Photos of the plane after it landed showed the scorched and blackened engine with the cover partially blown off.

Jenny scorched her jacket carelessly while she was smoking her pipe.

old trees with contorted branches; scorched and distorted fragments of steel; trapped under twisted steel girders.

Caseins and caseinates. Determination of scorched particles content.

And though the black middle class has grown immensely, many blacks are still stuck in crime-scorched, nearly jobless ghettos.

After so much scorched earth can either side claim victory?

Not even the occasion, in my mother's office, in the school bus on the temper, and made mom be scorched by the flames.

An example of the complexity that faces meteorologists is provided by the weather system that scorched Moscow, said Stott.

Fires scorched hundreds of thousands of acres in the worst fire season in memory.

Their hands were scorched and burning with pain but they persevered, resisting the pain of their hands and face.

The Supreme Warlord promulgated his infamous "scorched earth" directive.

Sorry , the cuff of your shirt was scorched (damaged)when we pressed it . I'll pay for it .

First and second and a double play , but he scorched it .

Above a scorched plain outside Seville, Spain, reflected sunlight reflects again off low clouds.

At the time, summer heat waves scorched the landscape in Spain, giving rise to desert terrain.

Obtained postmortem whole rabbits placed in the "m burning" (pan into the scorched into m) pan baked.

To get rid of the scorched taste, place a slice of white bread on top of the rice while it's still hot.

The long drought scorched the grass.

He says rescue teams patrolling the scorched rural terrain found animal remains in several places.

But when the sun rose, they were scorched; and because they had no root, they withered.

Then behold , seven ears , thin and scorched by the east wind, sprouted up after them .

Of course they did; for I felt their eyes directed like burning-glasses against my scorched skin.

People and animals died of heat, rivers dried up, land became barren and forests scorched and burned.

Citizens have helped clean the litter-strewn, scorched and bloodied streets.

Eg. The flowers scorched as they were not watered for a long time.

She was scared when her friend scorched through the village .

One year, the weather is very hot, burning sun was shining in the earth, the trees were scorched, and rivers have been sun dried.

But there is a far greater danger to the cross-border wave, one that could reach far beyond these scorched lands to the West's doorsteps.

The day fire has scorched 223 square miles since it was sparked by someone burning debris on Labor Day.

Mobilised by Randy Parraz, a Latino activist, volunteers stood on Mesa's sun-scorched streets and collected signatures.

One day, the ten sons of the Jade Emperor became ten suns, and their heat scorched the earth.

Because of that, Gaddafi will destroy it. Scorched earth.

Her voice echoed off the scorched stone walls.

Papa left strict orders that I was not to get scorched.

So far the blaze has scorched more than 4700 acres in Malibu, destroying 50 homes.

In satellite pictures, the region looks like silver foil that has been crumpled , then scorched.

Santa Ana winds continue to fan the blaze as it scorched nearly 189 square miles.

Burned or Scorched Parts: Melt temperature may be too high.

The smell of scorched human flesh permeated the air.

Tea of scorched flavour: The over fried tea has lost the nutrients and be unpalatable.

A scorched earth approach becomes the trademark of modern warfare.

Oil painting of scorched earth taste drawing pain on his face.

David Tree noticed the koala moving gingerly on scorched paws as his fire patrol passed.

good sharpness , not easily scorched and grinding crack.

The blaze was only about five per cent contained and had scorched 71 square miles in the Angeles national forest.

The fires are so large they can be seen from space. The death toll has risen as investigators combed through scorched areas.

Tom scorched his jacket carelessly while he was smoking his pipe.

The acne also ravaged my back, scoring the skin there so that it still looks scorched and lunar.

Lisbon is sun-scorched for half the year, while London gets hysterical for 30 days of summer.

In moments, maggots crawled onto his scorched flesh.

That prompted a frustrated Santos to contemplate scorched-earth tactics such as destroying civilian homes used by the rebels.

Phosphorescent dusk settles over Yalta, a fashionable resort for Russian nobility in the 19th century, war scorched in the 20th.

He abandoned theories like scorched earth in the forest.

OPENED my bud when April breathed her last and the summer scorched with kisses the unwillingearth.

The meat was black and scorched outside but still raw inside.

Step on the wire, any time he wants to be careful not to be scorched, but also to deal with all kinds of classic enemies.

He scorched away on his motorbike.

Thus a terrible disaster was coming. The Earth scorched.

The lawn looked scorched after days of sunshine.

R, Sacrifice a creature: Scorched Rusalka deals 1 damage to target player.

The whole village was scorched out by enemy gunfire.

The grass was scorched by the hot summer sun.

The brutal afternoon sun scorched my face.

Mother scorched my shirt while ironing it.

Gen 41: 23 After them, seven other heads sprouted-withered and thin and scorched by the east wind.

The iron scorched the tablecloth.

The seedlings were scorched.

The ironing board was scorched badly.

The hot iron scorched the tablecloth.

The broiling sun scorched the grass .

The paint's all gone. Scorched down to the wood.

Opposition activists said Syrian troops had adopted a scorched earth policy in Jisr al-Shughour.

The houses were scorched out by a large fire.

The grass was scorched by the hot sun.

The scorched couch is put in the porch of epoch .

Hilder said: "News America has engaged in Rambo litigation tactics. They have a scorched earth policy, and it's taken a huge toll on him. "

I scorched the shirt with the iron.

So far the blaze has scorched more than 4, 700 acres in Malibu, destorying 50 homes.

To become scorched or singed.

You scorched my shirt when you ironed it.

I scorched my dress with the iron.

I scorched my hand in cooking.

The world of 1, 000 years ago was a miserable place: dirty, war-scorched and mostly illiterate.

She scorched the cake.

In fact, I like to run what I call a scorched earth policy when building software.

The remaining skeletons of the trees, which are believed to be about 900 years old, are now black because the intense sun has scorched them.

And the Lord will continually guide you. And satisfy your desire in scorched places. And give strength to your bones;

Caseins and caseinates - Determination of contents of scorched particles and of extraneous matter

But I heard that one of you, and I will let you be scorched by the flames

All over her legs, splotchy and scorched,

Improvement on Scorched Particles Roasting Technology in Large Pre-baking Aluminium Reduction Cells

Determination of thiophene in scorched benzene by high performance liquid chromatography

Methods for analysis of dried milk and dried milk products - Determination of scorched particles content

New Flexible Connection of Scorched Particles Burning for Electrobath

And lo, seven ears, withered, thin, and scorched by the east wind, sprouted up after them;

My name scorched into the sky

Treatment of Infantile Diarrhea with Scorched Rice

the tissue in the scorched region ' s completely macerated ,

Of course, I have no welding iron, no rivets, scorched wiring,

She scorched the dress by setting the iron too high for the fabric

Awoken in the scorched out land of grief