burn something to the ground

It often occurs on burnt ground.

It is found in open country with rocks and short grass and is often seen on burnt ground.

It all seemed so perfectly normal, except for the burnt ground.

On the black, burnt ground nearby lay the two men.

From the burnt and blasted ground about its landing fins arose trails of steam and smoke.

He plopped down on the burnt ground.

Beyond the burnt ground about the ship was a rolling plain covered with tall grass which rippled under the wind.

Her attention was caught by tracks in the ash that led up the mountainside, made by someone injured and dragging themselves along the burnt ground.

This is a common European fungus of burnt ground, appearing from spring to autumn as dark brown to black cups up to 3 cm in diameter.

This is a European species which appears as orange discs up to 3 mm across thickly clustered on burnt ground.