Sentence examples for ashes now from inspiring English sources
We should probably stop The Ashes now, then".
With the Ashes now only eight months away the England team need to be united.
Watch the DVD of Botham's Ashes now and there is more dross than gold.
A lingering smell of enmity hangs over the Ashes now, the likes of which we haven't had since... well, 2005.
With the Ashes now gone, and the rugby union World Cup final dominating the sporting calendar next weekend, the Rugby League has a job on its hands selling next week's third and final Test in Huddersfield.
"You hear accusations about it on other clubs," said Ash, now an assistant general manager with the Milwaukee Brewers.
Garton Ash now sees little alternative to allowing ethnic separation to be completed in the Balkans, a process that he hopes will eventually open the way for their reintegration.
Garton Ash, now in his mid-50s, remains an idealist with his feet on the ground: "Whether velvet revolution has a future as well as a past will depend, in the first place, on the will and the skill of people in the places concerned; but it will also depend, in smaller measure, on us".
Yet they were stupid and careless enough to leave the flue closed; dirty gray ash now covered every surface inside.
Many mountain ash now enjoy the highest level of protection in the world, allowing them to live out their lives in full.
