The hot iron seared the trousers.
This winter cold wind seared all the plants and flowers.
The handle seared his palm like a cattle brand.
His neck hurt. The sun seared his back.
Add fillets to pan and cook about 4 minutes until bottom side is seared.
The dinner started with club remmendation of Asian pan seared scollop with vegetables.
Selection of tiger prawn, fish, squid, lobster and soft shell crab, pan seared with Kerala marinade.
Such teachings come through hypocritical liars, whose consciences have been seared as with a hot iron.
Philosopher khalil gibran wrote, "out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls the most massive characters are seared with scars."
But for Li, the hours she and her husband spent buried in the rubble are forever seared into her memory.
Of course, Raul scores so frequently that this image is one seared in the minds of many football fans.
This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had been seared in the flames of withering injustice.
Some people learned the language since childhood, but also put all of which contain cultural values, cultural values, cultural norms, cultural practices seared into the mind.
Harry raised his wand, but as he did so, his scar seared more painfully, more powerfully than it had done in years.
He found that a seam in his rubber diving suit was torn, so he seared it closed with a hot iron.
Such fears may be unusually pronounced given Germany's experience of hyperinflation in the early 1920s, an episode seared into the minds of German central bankers such as Mr. Weber.
To down the scurrile rumor that he had been seared by the red-hot lips of Actress Pola Negri, he last year married (in Mexico) his leading lady, Lita Grey, aged 16.
The impact of the bomb was so terrific that practically all living things-human and animal-were literally seared to death by the tremendous heat and pressure set up by the blast.
