Sentence examples for ash recovered from inspiring English sources

Despite the largest search in British police history, all that was found of April were a few pieces of bone and ash recovered from the fireplace.

Researchers studied volcanic ash recovered in the UK from the recent Eyjafjallajokull and Grimsvotn eruptions in Iceland, as well as prehistoric samples from peat bogs in Scotland, Ireland and Yorkshire.

Carbon-rich fractions were produced by a density separation technique from a gasifier char (GC) and a pulverized coal combustion blended fly/bottom ash (CC) recovered from a pond.

From then until the end of 2014, ashes were recovered in all six infant cremations at Emstrey.

These included 311 cases where the crematorium said no ashes were recovered.

In the other 721 cases, ashes were recovered from the cremation process but were not returned to parents.

It follows claims made in a BBC investigation that no ashes were recovered from 24 infants cremated in Aberdeen over a five year period.

In Fife, ashes were recovered in 45 out of 87 cremations of stillborn babies and those aged up to one year.

To cut down the consumption of oil in existing oil-fired furnaces, coal oil and coal water mixture can be used for which low-ash coals recovered from non-coking coals by deep coal cleaning may be of great help.

Despite abundant ash regeneration, it remains unclear whether ash will recover to the overstory of forests in southeastern Michigan because of uncertainties in the future dynamics of EAB in the region.

"I've heard Ash is recovering well," Rosie exclaimed.