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"fall to ashes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
This phrase is typically used to describe something or someone being destroyed or ruined. It can also be used metaphorically to describe something coming to an end or falling apart. Example: The once thriving city was left in ruins, as the buildings fell to ashes in the aftermath of the war. The successful businessman's empire eventually fell to ashes due to financial mismanagement.
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The whole gallery can fall to ashes for all we care.
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IN 1752 Camillo Paderni, an artist who had been put in charge of the growing pile of antiquities being dug up at Herculaneum, a seaside town near Naples, wrote to a certain Dr Mead, who then wrote to the Royal Society in London reporting that "there were found many volumes of papyrus but turned to a sort of charcoal, and so brittle, that being touched, it fell to ashes.
It falls to Ash, the human Pokemon trainer, and his little yellow Pokemon pal, Pikachu, to save the environment.
There were so many hangers-on, said John of Hildesheim, that they could not get lodgings in Jerusalem and had to camp outside, looking like a besieging army.Flustered as the kings were, the great treasure seemed to get forgotten (except for a small golden apple that was once Alexander's, offered by Melchior, which immediately fell to ash because it symbolised, unhappily, Eve's apple in Eden).
The England wicketkeeper hit six fours to add 70 in 17 overs with Nash, only to fall to fellow Ashes winner Swann when he sliced to cover.
The England selectors, represented here by James Whitaker, had already witnessed Alastair Cook – who has averaged only 29 in this summer's Ashes – fall to Murtagh's inswinger for five as he pushed half-forward down the wrong line, and at lunch Essex were in all sorts of bother at 15 for two.
Ash fall vulnerability curves or functions, which relate the magnitude of ash fall to likely damage, are the most developed for buildings, although there have been important recent advances for agriculture and infrastructure.
Our purpose here is the estimation of potential damage resulting from volcanic ash fall to an idealised insurance portfolio of buildings and to illustrate the dependence of loss estimation on variations in assessed building vulnerability.
Two matrices were developed and provided a qualitative assessment of the type and likelihood of damage (Tables 2 and 3) from ash fall to a range of infrastructure within the Auckland region.
In this study, we have collated available building vulnerability and fragility functions for ash fall to assess how the choice of function affects estimates of building damage or loss.
Still, when it reaches a certain point, gravity takes over and the ash will fall to the ground.
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