To complement all of this, Cinders carries a wonderful range of accessories, shoes, veils, tiaras, feathers, stockings and garters. |
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Cinders and ash pile on top of each other, lava flows on top of the ash, where it cools and hardens, and then the process repeats. |
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Tremaine is as wasptongued as Cinders is wasp-waisted and forces our heroine to sleep in the attic and perform all the household chores. |
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Iron was worked in Gyfelia and Cinders as far back as the Middle Ages but heavy industry dominated the entire parish in the 18th and 19th centuries. |
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Inside the town, the cottage bursts into flame and quickly burns down to cinders. |
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I hurried my breakfast, cleaned the fire, riddled the cinders, chopped the sticks and filled the coal bucket. |
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Coarse, clean sand and small sifted cinders placed round the bulbs will also ward off attacks. |
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Lincoln's schoolyard was covered with tiny black cinders that stung the flesh in a fall. |
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To cut the cost, savvy bosses burnt firewood, chaff and coal cinders in addition to the coal briquettes and balls. |
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They grew in cinders, rubble, scrap, and clay across St. Louis-barren, sunny spaces where nothing else would grow. |
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Within a week the government started to send the displaced persons back to their homes, which are now cinders and ashes. |
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Spread an inch of gravel or cinders on the bottom for drainage and set pots in. |
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You have to stand next to the barbecue, though, and lift the grill up occasionally, otherwise your meat will end up as cinders. |
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A hint of cinders and burnt tobacco might very well add to the complexity of a wine and make it all the more pleasing. |
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The members flattened coal cinders for a runway and built a hangar from scrap wood. |
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The shape darted behind trees and through the shadows, coming ever closer to the failing glow of the cinders. |
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There were splashes of flash bulbs, and infernal heat, and the button eyes of Ethel Kennedy turned to cinders. |
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The name Cindy sounds like a near pun to cinders, which speaks again to the idea of complete destruction for the birth of some new work. |
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The wrong kind of jet fuel had been put into the tanks and if we'd tried to take off, we would have been cinders. |
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Many loose materials are sold by the cubic yard, including cement, dirt, sand, rock, landscaping bark, gravel and cinders. |
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This pit is used to catch cinders from the locomotives as their ash pans are cleaned before and after service. |
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The Sun will become a red giant, still hot enough to burn planets to cinders as it engulfs Mercury and Venus and scorches Earth. |
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They emerge from the cinders to feed and mate when the sun has warmed the rock surfaces, particularly at the margins of snow fields. |
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Coarse, clean sand and small sifted cinders placed round the bulbs should ward off attacks. |
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The large marble fireplace, which was engraved with the images of climbing vines, still retained its blackened cinders. |
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It took a 4-foot Stillson wrench with the two of you standing on a box out on the cinders, but you stopped the leak. |
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When your opponent sets up a straw man, set it on fire and kick the cinders around the stage. |
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The night had been long and cold and the smouldering fire at the front of the camp was burning its final cinders around midday. |
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The sky was black, blanketed in rolling clouds of smoke that glowed with patches of baleful red, from burning cinders. |
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Firewalking refers to the activity of walking on hot coals, rocks or cinders without burning the soles of one's feet. |
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An eight-year-old boy threw coal cinders to drive away dogs threatening his friends. |
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The wheels are exposed to a lot of corrosive elements such as the dust, salt, stones, and cinders. |
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Gas-rich lavas, particularly those that are of high viscosity, form large quantities of cinders and ash which collect in a cinder cone. |
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I was determined for this to happen, but his mother thwarted my efforts and had him burnt to cinders in the US instead. |
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Around them bustles Ceicao, an ancient village woman, who cackles and gabbles as she throws sticks and pokes the ashes of the fire, raising cinders like showers of fireworks. |
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Instead, North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said a faulty cinder box had meant red hot cinders were spilling out on to the bone dry trackside. |
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The ship was transporting coal cinders from Malaysia to Shanghai. |
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In point of fact, it is still possible to stroll unmolested in many neighborhoods, free of the odor of cinders and without fear of imminent incineration. |
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Defeat came as a red blast of heat and a blizzard of ash and cinders. |
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We made our ascent on pony, winding our way over cinders and ash. |
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From a military perspective, both cities burned to cinders needlessly. |
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By waste were replaced society used pyrite cinders, whose use is restricted due to their scarcity and dihydrate gypsum. |
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He was bid at his first coming to take off the range, and let down the cinders. |
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Spatter cones are formed by accumulation of molten volcanic slag and cinders ejected in a more liquid form. |
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Boy howdy, boy howdy, boy howdy! I was buried alive in noise, and the heat and cinders stung my neck and legs and the bottoms of my feet. |
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As the light vessel approached the shore near Herculaneum, cinders and pumice began to fall on it. |
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