burn away

The time had come to burn away his old life.

Our fire had burned away, but its light was no longer needed.

The hair on the left side of her head was burned away.

Although the energy burned away very quickly I still kept going.

And sometimes, all physical evidence of the fire's cause has been burned away.

The old is burned away in favor of the new.

A second later half of the object had burned away.

His reserve was nearly gone, burned away during the night.

There was a fire and the whole village burned away.

Shot number two burned away the taste of the first.

The face had been burned away, but identification is certain.

It was as if the sun had burned away his brain.

A few steps further on he passed a bush that was half burned away.

A very good couch my husband and I gave her was burning away.

He thought a hundred times a day that his eyes would burn away from the heat above and around him.

The material passes the test if not too much burns away.

The gray sky of morning never burns away to blue.

It felt curiously light, as though all her hair had burned away.

She wanted that warmth to burn away the cold inside of her.

The day would be fine and hot once the fog burned away.

It proceeds to burn away everything in the land, along with all its people.

They lasted through early morning before being burned away by the sun.

"I have burned away that part of me," the thing said.

The sun had burned away the fog and the cold air felt good.

Ah look again at the joint burning away in her hand.