Sentence examples for smoldering from from inspiring English sources

A dry goods warehouse was still smoldering from a recent rocket attack.

And up until Brad, women have been the only flavour of people smoldering from page and screen as the embodiment of its appeal.

Even with the Mitchell report on drugs still smoldering from last December, baseball still manages to delight, with its vast variety of characters and teams and towns.

It is still smoldering from the first significant outburst of sectarian violence since the peace pact was signed, an eruption last May that destroyed the town and emphasized the delicate health of the treaty.

This morning when Dr. Shetewi escorted a group of visitors to the cement room where he had found the four bodies, it was filled with smoke, still smoldering from a recently kindled fire.

Monsignor Linder, who arrived here when the Central Ward was still smoldering from the fires of 1967 and 1,000 businesses lay in ruins, has created an empire that houses 8,500 people and employs 2,300.

The text notes that the garment "started to smolder from heat rays at 3,800 feet from AZ [Ground Zero]," but does not mention the fate of the wearer.

She will also wade into conflict zones like Congo, which continues to suffer and smolder from a decade-long civil war.

"We must have a king," said Sumitra Biygoi, who was selling bamboo along Ring Road, where tires continued to smolder from a pre-curfew protest this morning.

Two other possible theories are being considered: the tree was struck by lightning long before Monday (maybe as long as two weeks) and slowly smoldered from the inside, or friction from the wind caused it to combust.

One recent morning, four homes smoldered from an attack and two people had been shot dead with high-powered weapons, the bullets leaving several gaping holes in cinder-block walls.