Sentence examples for hot ash from inspiring English sources

Never put hot ash in the trash.

He left behind his new motorcycle as hot ash began singeing the back of his neck.

Fifteen people were killed with him when superheated gases and hot ash shot down into his village, destroying it.

Photos: Above, Mount Talang, in West Sumatra, Indonesia, erupted Tuesday, sending hot ash high into the air.

An avalanche of rocks spilled down Mount Merapi's trembling slopes before dawn and gusts of hot ash shot 150 feet into the air.

Mitchell, we're told on the very first page, dreams "of an erupting supervolcano that would bury North America under a foot of hot ash".

Even beyond the limit of explosive destruction, the hot, ash-laden gas clouds associated with an explosive eruption can scorch vegetation and kill animals and people by suffocation.

Or, in a worst-case scenario, find itself staggering amid the hot ashes of a debtpocalypse.

Wrap the fish in the clay, ensuring there are no air gaps, and carefully place it in the hot ashes, covering with more glowing, hot ashes.

In Scotland, a festy cock, a pancake-shaped patty, is baked in the hot ashes of a mill kiln to mark Shrovetide.

The first bread was made in Neolithic times, nearly 12,000 years ago, probably of coarsely crushed grain mixed with water, with the resulting dough probably laid on heated stones and baked by covering with hot ashes.