Sentence examples for Ashen from inspiring English sources
adjective
Made from the wood of the ash-tree.
- An ashen bow and quiver of arrows beside.
The exit poll that came on the stroke at 10pm will have caused ashen faces at Labour headquarters.
The usual form after your party has had an electoral thrashing is to appear on television looking ashen and justly chastised, promising to heed the message of the voters and reform your ways.
But even if the trousers are ready, there is no word on what will happen to the ashen remains of a structure known by locals, because of its shape and location, as the "little phallus .The government's silence on the topic reflects its enormous discomfort.
VUK JEREMIC, Serbia's foreign minister, looked ashen.
Satellite photos of Darfur show landscapes devoid of people and livestock, dotted with ashen rings of burned-down huts.
Yet had he looked closer, the guard would have noticed something strange: the men were sweating and ashen-faced with fear.
Jeffrey Archer let us into his flat in time to see Tory grandees leaving, ashen-faced.
His last journey was from the cathedral, attended by Bill Clinton, George Bush senior, Sir John Major, an ashen-faced Mr Putin and others, to Novodevichy cemetery, the top burial place after the Kremlin wall.
The two senior figures deployed to put the party's case on television, Tim Farron and Danny Alexander, looked ashen-faced and almost lost for words as the litany of failure was put to them.
"Sold-out media," they shouted, as ashen-faced reporters peered out of the windows.Mr Erdogan intends to stick around.
