Now these plans are cinders.
Germany and Japan themselves were in cinders.
coal dust; small coal; slack; cinders
Burnt to cinders, we were told by the neighbourhood gossips.
She had to sift ashes from the cinders.
The rate of iron recovery of pyrite cinders is up to 90% by maturation treatment after pyrite cinders mixing with sulfur acid.
The whole map turns red, and cinders fall across the sky when he is summoned.
The workman riddled the cinders(through a sieve)to get out the larger pieces.
A daughter of a poor family, I collected cinders for 12 years in the old society.
She dug wild vegetables and picked over cinders to help out.
They are picking over the cinders in the rubbish heap for unburned pieces of coal.
In the low area of continental slope, radiolaria fossils are poor in the volcanic cinders and turbidite.
The fires burned houses to cinders in minutes, caused vehicles to melt and turned forests into blackened wastelands.
Up until the point where they burnt us to cinders and brushed away what was left of the ashes.
Over steel and iron beds they roll, the ground sown with slag and cinders and purple ore.
His mother gave him a cake made with water and baked in the cinders, and with it a bottle of sour beer.
They are snatching their freedom from the grip of a beast, a man who in his last speech vowed to turn "Libya into cinders."
Each morning when I went out to practise singing in the open air, I took a little basket to scrounge for cinders for our stove.
The depot had not been rebuilt since the burning of the city and they alighted amid cinders and mud a few yards above the blackened ruins which marked the site.
The latest one, in the Cairo slum of Imbaba on May 7th, left 12 people dead, more than 200 injured and several churches smashed, with one burned to cinders along with Christian-owned shops and homes.
