Sentence examples for empty fireplace from inspiring English sources

On April 7 1803 L'Ouverture was found dead on a chair by an empty fireplace.

Popping into the next room, I find a schoolboy lurking in the empty fireplace.

On the mantelpiece over the empty fireplace ('I used to light a fire, but then I discovered I was spending all my time looking after it') there's a touching display of faded family photographs going back to the turn of the century.

We were all seated by the empty fireplace, listening to the vacuum created by shelves upon shelves of hardcover books, sucking up all the sound.

Instead of feeling like an empty fireplace that's chasing flickers of warmth from other people's approval, you feel like a roaring fireplace emanating good vibes out to the other people.

The Museo d'Arte Contemporanea della Sicilia (€6, palazzoriso.it) is a 17th-century palace stripped back to its bare stones, with startling paintings and installations among the broken plaster and empty fireplaces.

"These were very, very special," she said, gazing back at the empty tub, the fireplace and the wall-to-wall carpeting.

The space was empty, but the fireplace glowed, Champagne chilled in an ice bucket and there, beneath her napkin, was a small blue Tiffany box.

Beyond that is a large end room, currently empty, with another ornate fireplace and a colorful floor of tiny tiles.

So when she writes: "The empty black mouth of the fireplace stood open in frozen protest.

Stirring stuff, but before the president throws his cap in the air and an emptied vodka glass into the fireplace, he may like to flick through the pages of The New Nobility, which charts the brief decline followed by the resolute resurrection of the KGB as a primary political force in the country.