Sentence examples for ash rises from inspiring English sources

Photograph: David Levene for the Guardian Updated at 11.19am BST 10.24am BST A cloud of ash rises from the crater of Mount Sinabung volcano during a fresh eruption, as seen from the Karo district on Indonesia's Sumatra island.

People living on the slopes of the Tungurahua volcano in Ecuador are being evacuated as a plume of gas and ash rises from its crater.

A cloud of ash rises above the Mount Sinabung volcano in Karo district, North Sumatra province, on June 13 , 2015

The ability of deep-sea stony corals to persist in the face of climate change will depend both on their ability to survive in shallower water, but also their ability to disperse into shallow habitats as the ASH rises.

Furthermore if the ASH rises to ∼200 m depth by 2099 as predicted [5], for deep-sea corals off Tasmania this will eliminate all seamount habitats because there are no known seamounts off temperate Australia, and none expected to be discovered, that extend to within 200 m of the sea surface.

First, depending on the mercury removal technique used, the amount of mercury in the fly ash rises by up to 184 times, according to tests reported by Amy Dahl of Frontier GeoSciences at the 2008 MEGA Symposium, a meeting sponsored by the EPA, the Department of Energy, the Electric Power Research Institute, and the Air & Waste Management Association.

Gas and ash rising from Mount Pinatubo, central Luzon, Philippines, just prior to eruption in June 1991.

The iconic road was overwhelmed with traffic as towering clouds of ash rose into otherwise cloudless skies.

Photo: Residents in Yogyakarta on the Indonesian island of Java watched clouds of ash rising from Mount Merapi yesterday.

On April 12th, almost a year later, a plume of ash rose 11 kilometres into the sky above Grimsvotn, another of Iceland's regularly erupting volcanoes.

In the devastated area, houses vanished, trees were uprooted like weeds, and the slurry of mud and ash rose as high as fifteen feet in some places.