Sentence examples for smoldering ground from inspiring English sources

He sang it at a smoldering ground zero for rescuers while volunteering on food lines.

Firefighting teams were dousing the smoldering ground on the two islands on Thursday.

He had worked out his anxiety, the way we all try to do, inching closer to the smoldering ground zero in our hearts.

A reporter who drove through the fire along Double Trouble Road, which parallels the parkway in Berkeley, saw a ghostly landscape of charred trees and smoldering ground under a pall of acrid, purplish-brown smoke.

And the early data suggested that the most salient predictor of a "Democrat brain" was amygdala activity responding to certain images of violence: either the Bush ads that featured shots of a smoldering ground zero or the famous "Daisy" ad from Lyndon B. Johnson's 1964 campaign that ends with a mushroom cloud.

Most peatlands are found in the southeastern region, however large smoldering ground fires in the north are becoming more frequent, such as those experienced in Alaska in 2015.

From above, it looks like a yellow smoke from distant fires smoldering at ground level.

I went to Oklahoma City late this fall, when fires were still smoldering at Ground Zero.

By late morning, patches of blackened ground were still smoldering on the grounds where tens of thousands had camped for the six weeks since Mr. Morsi's ouster.

While fires still smoldered at Ground Zero, Falwell and company were ironically fanning the flames of discord and division by blaming God and liberals instead of religious extremism.

He was one of 92 New Yorkers who enlisted after the Sept. 11 attacks and died in battles that were spawned in the smoldering rubble of ground zero.