Singed example sentences

Related (10): burned, charred, scorched, blackened, seared, toasted, blistered, singed, crisped, broiled

"Singed" Example Sentences

The edges of his coat were singed from the fire.
Her eyebrows were singed from standing too close to the flame.
The fabric had been singed by the lit cigarette.
The smell of singed hair filled the air.
His beard was singed and there were burns on his cheeks.
The singed hay bale was still smoking.
Her hair had been singed in several places.
The fur on his arms was singed from the blast of the explosion.
Singed patches of grass marked where the fire had scorched the ground.
The hair on the back of his neck was singed.
Tufts of singed fur covered the barn floor.
The explosion had singed his clothing and eyebrows.
The tips of her eyelashes were singed from the proximity of the flame.
Patches of singed fur dotted the bear's hide.
The tray had a singed black spot where the candle had sat.
The blast singed his eyebrows and lips.
The ends of her hair were singed from the heat of the furnace.
Singed patches of grass showed where the fire had spread fastest.
Her hair was singed at the ends from the chemical explosion.
The singed wood still emitted a burning odor.
The bird's singed feathers dropped to the ground as it flew away.
The side of the barn had a singed black mark from where the lightning struck.
The grass looked like it had been singed by a flame.
Smoke billowed from the singed ends of his hair.
The explosion singed her hair and eyebrows.
The flame singed the bottom of his pants leg.
Singed grass marked the path of the wildfire.
The ends of his mustache were singed from standing too close to the fire.
His fingers looked singed from handling the hot embers.
Patches of singed turf showed where the flamethrower had traversed.
The blast singed the hair on the back of his neck.
The hamster's whiskers were singed from the flame that engulfed his cage.
Ashes covered the singed carpet around the remains of the fire.
The dog's singed fur released a burnt odor into the air.
The smell of singed flesh filled the room after the explosion.
Smoke curled up from the singed end of the cigarette.
The grass looked scorched and singed from the heat of the flame.
The cat's singed tail twitched in irritation.
The smell of singed hair followed him out of the burning building.
The carpet was singed in several places from where the flame had touched it.
His hands and clothes were covered in soot and his eyebrows were singed.
The fire burned through her shoe and singed her foot.
Her dress was singed at the hem from the fire.
The paint on the wall was blistered and singed from the proximity of the flame.
The chemical had singed the ends of her hair and eyebrows.
The smell of singed hair filled the air after the fire spread across the floor.
Smoke billowed from the singed patches of fur on the animal's hide.
The bottoms of the kitchen curtains were singed from the grease fire.
Her eyelashes were singed from the close explosion.
Singed grass showed where the lightning had struck the ground.
Smoke rose from the singed edges of the document.
The gasoline singed the man's pants as he struggled to put out the fire.
His hand came away covered in soot and singed hair.
The edges of the poster had been singed by the kitchen flame.
His beard was full of soot and ash and the ends were singed.
Tufts of singed fur littered the barn floor near where the fire had started.
The grass was scorched and singed on one side of the trail.
Singed clumps of hair covered her pillow after the explosion.
Smoke wafted from the singed ends of the drapes.
The edges of the tablecloth were singed from sitting too close to the flame.

Common Phrases

The mouse's whiskers were singed from darting through the flames.
The dry grass quickly caught fire and became singed and black.
When he pulled himself out of the burning car, his eyebrows were singed off.
The edges of his shirt were singed, showing just how close he came to the fire.
The smell of singed hair filled the air after we nearly caught on fire.
My fingers were singed from trying to remove the pan from the hot stove.
The last night of camp, we had a huge bonfire that left the ground singed and black.
The cat ran from the room with singed fur after knocking over the hot candle.
The ends of her hair were singed from bending down to close to the birthday candles.
The singed wooden beams were all that remained of the cabin after the forest fire.
The lampshade was singed black from being too close to the light bulb.
The leaves on the trees near the powerline were singed from the sparks.
The fire exit sign had singed plastic from how often we had pulled the alarm.
With a singed eyebrow and burnt shirt, I emerged from the fiery garage.
The tops of the corn stalks became singed and dried out in the summer heat wave.
The rug was singed in places where the embers from the fireplace had rolled onto it.
The uneven concrete walkway was singed and cracked from the intense summer heat.
The ends of his hair were singed off when he stuck his head out the car window near the campfire.
The outer wall of the barn had black, singed boards from where the lightning strike hit it.
I could smell the singed aroma of burnt hair when I walked into the bathroom.
Small bits of straw floated down from the hayloft with singed ends from the lightning strike.
The curtains were singed from being too close to the lit candles on the windowsill.
His pants leg was singed and smoldering from brushing against the hot motorcycle exhaust.
Her arms were covered in singed hair after using the blowtorch to solder metal pieces together.
The bouquet of flowers wilted into singed petals after being left on the hot car dashboard.
The rope swung down from the rigging, the ends singed and burnt from the fiery stunt.
The burnt sienna leaves crackled underfoot, singed by the wildfire that had raced through the valley.
As he walked away from explosion, his jacket was singed and smoking.
The ends of the fabric strips hanging from the maypole were singed and frayed with age.
I could smell my singed beard hair as I surveyed the damage to my kitchen after the grease fire.
My knuckles were singed raw from gripping the hot motorcycle handlebars for so long.
The pile of hay bales by the fence were singed black from the lightning that struck nearby.
His fingers grazed the top of the lit match, leaving the tips of his fingers singed and stinging.
As the Ferris wheel spun, the metal bar I gripped became singed hot from the friction.
The spiderwebs strung between the singed remains of fenceposts waved in the breeze.
When he fell into the bonfire, his jeans came away singed and smoking.
The remains of the old scarecrow lay in a heap of singed straw and old clothing.
The rope ladder collapsed into a pile of singed ropes and rungs as the flames spread up the side of the ship's hull.
Wisps of smoke still curled from the singed ends of the burnt papers scattered over the office floor.
The singed ends of the flag still waved defiantly from the charred flagpole.
The burlap pillows were singed and smoldering in places from the lit candles that had fallen onto them.
The cat prowled nervously around the singed carpet where it had been surprised by a firework.
The ends of my hair were singed from blowing the fuse while working on the electric circuit board.
He smelled the singed hair and burning leather as he desperately tried to escape from the crashed vehicle.
When the furnace went out, we were left with singed paper and a cloud of acrid smoke.
The grass around the lightning-struck tree was singed black and dried out.
The ends of my son's shoelaces were singed after he got too close to the grill's hot coals.
The singed ends of the burned rug curled up, releasing wisps of smoke into the air.
I picked through the remains of my model airplane, the singed pieces of balsa wood falling apart in my hands.
The bottom of the popcorn bag was singed and blackened from being too close to the heating element in the microwave.
The edges of his drawing were singed from the candle that had tipped over onto the desk.
The remains of the singed, blackened trees were a grim reminder of the recent wildfire.
The flag still fluttered proudly from the pole, though the ends were singed and tattered.
When I cut the wires, sparks flew and singed the carpet underneath my soldering iron.
The charred earth was still warm underfoot, the grass around it singed and dead.
After welding for hours without gloves, my fingers were singed and painful.
The old trashcan near the bonfire had a singed and melted lid from years of sparks and embers.
The end of the fuse was singed black from where the fireworks had malfunctioned.
As I pulled my hand away from the lighter, I saw that my thumb had become singed and red.
The bottoms of the shoes were singed brown from carelessly walking on hot coals.