Sentence examples for cold ash from inspiring English sources
He'd trimmed them first, then covered them in cold ash from the fire before placing them on top of the embers.
She clung to his corpse until a neighbor slapped her to make her let go; she lay in the cold ash for days, tore at the patterns shaved into her hair.
He estimated that the fire might be contained — held behind a line at all points — by Monday, but that it would take firefighters weeks to extinguish every ember, and ensure "28,000 acres of cold ash".
"Take pictures and show this to the world!" one angry Iraqi driver, passing by the Humvee after it had been reduced to blistered paint and cold ash, yelled to a reporter.
In 1921, the Downe House School for Girls, whose former pupils include Kate and Pippa Middleton, moved to Cold Ash, in Berkshire, while Down House was turned into a museum run by the Natural History Museum before it was taken over, and renovated by English Heritage in 1996.
Dogs napped on cold ashes; an orphaned, saddle-backed tamarind monkey hopped onto a bunch of plantains; a toucan perched on a nearby log.
"And now he's forever going to have changed my life," she adds, shifting her focus from the cold ashes of the relationship to the burning embers of the song.
After killing, cooking and eating seven people in that one dwelling, one of the raiders squatted over the cold ashes of the hearth and defecated, a parting sign of contempt.
She wanted me there in the hall, yes, but a decent distance from the life she was trying to build for herself, a new existence rising from the cold ashes of her nuclear family.
Who wants to be stuck beside the gloomy Samuel Beckett wannabe, moaning about nothingness and the cold ashes of existence, when you're trying to enjoy juicy spare ribs in chilli marinade?
