Sentence examples for dying ember from inspiring English sources

"Tis some visitor,' I muttered, 'tapping at my chamber door – Only this, and nothing more.' Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak December, And each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor.

The fireplace, encased by a wooden mantel carved with vines and fruit, found its way into the poem: the place from which "each separate dying ember / Wrought its ghost upon the floor".

The Times beat the drum for Columbia: No mistake would be made if the Library of Columbia University, crowning the Morningside slopes which he loved so well, was selected in which to set up again the fireplace from which, for America's greatest poet, 'each separate dying ember / Wrought its ghost upon the floor'.

This method worked pretty well until I started working with guys who make my smoking habit look like a dying ember. .

Here, the dying embers of theatrical pleasure briefly glow.

As dawn broke we warmed strawberry Pop Tarts over the dying embers.

Take to the waves and re-kindle the dying embers of Rule Britannia?

The words to their heavy-metal anthem Stonehenge hilariously mock the dying embers of Romanticism: "Stonehenge!

Another is tied up and placed with her face in a bed of dying embers.

Visitors flock from all over the world for this autumn festival, which coincides with the dying embers of the summer season.

Moscow was a sad satellite at the edge of Europe, emitting the dying embers of the Soviet empire.