Sentence examples for future ashes from inspiring English sources

A Celtic excitement that found some apprehension - about the future Ashes commitments - could be detected.

It had a hand painted as an Australian flag holding up four fingers, and an English one with fist clenched and looked utterly amateurish, and was cringeworthy enough to bring into question whether all future Ashes series should be cancelled.

The aviation industry says there is little that airlines can do to prepare for a future ash cloud because decisions on closing air space rest with national regulators.

County officials said they were still negotiating with Wheelabrator, a subsidiary of Waste Management Inc., to take over responsibility for finding a landfill for future ash, perhaps nearby Wheelabrator sites in Connecticut and Pennsylvania, said Peter Kendrigan, the Wheelabrator plant operator.

Looking to the future, Ash sees plenty of room for growth in both apparel and household products.

In fact, after the Eyjafjallajöull eruption, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) agreed to fund a 3-year study of the risk of future ash clouds.

Farming activities are less lucrative and farmers are reluctant to invest as they do not have security of tenure and are aware of the threat of future ash fall and acid rain (Halcrow Group and the Montserrat National Assessment Team 2012).

Thus, results stemming from this functional genomics study to discover host resistance factors in ash, could feed into future ash breeding/genetic improvement programs.

These data along with future functional studies could lead to the identification/characterization of defense genes involved in resistance of ash to A. planipennis, and in future ash breeding programs for marker development.

Results stemming from this study could be used in future ash targeted breeding programs and increase fundamental understanding of interaction between ash trees and wood-borers such as A. planipennis.

The spill helped spur the E.P.A. to create new rules regulating coal ash storage, and the Tennessee Valley Authority has begun to comply by draining and capping many of its ash ponds and storing future coal ash in dry landfills.