Sometimes fever can heal as well as destroy.

I must say he was very annoyed when she got up from her sick bed with a raging fever and went out into the rain.

Did you ever see a light bulb burn out, how bright the filament is just before it lets go?

It broke up through atmospheric pressure, it crumbled, and then the pieces fell apart and did some damage.

Burn!

Probably burn out the engines in every boat, but it's all we can do.

Burn, witch, burn, witch, burn, burn, burn.

Hundreds of thousands of dunums of arable land were ravaged and some 150,000 olive and orange trees were destroyed by fire.

Burn witch!

Burn on, burn on

Burn witch!

Burn!

Burn it! Throw the cart into the fire!

Armenians, with the assistance of their foreign accomplices, destroyed and burned the town with the heavy military equipment of Regiment 366.

Burn, witch!

Ten houses were allegedly burnt down and a kiosk destroyed in reprisal by the Sans Echec (young Tutsi extremists).

While you're at it, singe her a little, too.

Burned can't be burn.

Remember when you tried to cook rice and burned it?

Burn, ye naked Jezebel, burn.

Most of the activities of potential returnees more or less boil down to visits to their demolished, burned down homes and desecrated graveyards.

Here, you burn them like rubbish.

Beaker

Fever?

Burn!

The bombs, which burn the victim s flesh, are also used to torch houses, cultivated fields and forests.

The Armenians set fire to homes and burned people alive.

(a) An explosive or incendiary weapon or device that is designed, or has the capability, to cause death, serious bodily injury or substantial material damage or

Doesn't burn, doesn't scorch, doesn't melt. How about that!

Look at the sweat.

Burner

Burning Paper

Pot roast.

I burnt it.

Cook the rice.

The fever's gone! He's sitting up!

Cheyennes commit murder...

Burn them out!

You don't have a temperature.

L burned them.

In June, police arrested six suspects in relation to the damaging and burning of a Protestant church under construction in Ainaro district.

(a) An explosive or incendiary weapon or device that is designed, or has the capability, to cause death, serious bodily injury or substantial material damage or

Incendiary shells and various types of explosives, as well as tank movements, have caused extensive damage to the stone reliefs and other archaeological relics that have survived in the territory for thousands of years.

Boil some water.

I have a fever.