“ash”造句，怎麼用ash造句

Nothing about volcanoes, fire or ash in that word.

The Volcanic Ash Advisory Center in Montreal has not seen any signs of ash in its airspace via satellite, Hall says.

Don't worry. The prickly ash in the Mapo bean curd is disinfecting your tongue!

They ignored the erosion of the mountain by the volcanic ash!

A ba pilot who encountered an ash plume from the erupting Mount Galunggung in Java, Indonesia in 1982 describes flying through the ash as "a bit like negotiating one's way up a badger's arse".

Based on analyzing the eruption and tiny aggregate effect of fly ash, the influence of fly ash on the shrinkage fissure of concrete is studied, caused by the plastic deformation, dry or temperature.

If the ash cloud were to drift in another direction flights could be sent around or above it.

The coal ash settles out to the bottom, and the remaining water gets discharged, untreated, into the Missouri River.

The fine, glassy particles that make up volcanic ash scour airplane Windows and can clog and stall jet engines.

Multiple ash layers suggest that eruptions killed countless animals from time to time. But when the volcano was inactive, the site supported a wooded area.

Once sucked into an airplane's turbines, the abrasive material can easily cause engine failure, but an aircraft's weather radar can't spot the ash.

Indonesia's Mount Merapi erupted three times on Oct. 26, 2010, causing thousands to flee and claiming the life of a three-month-old baby girl as it emitted searing clouds and volcanic ash.

A woman stuck at Dublin airport yesterday said she had also been stranded by the first ash cloud from Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajokull which halted flights for a week last month.

Studies of ash captured from the air show that for every one of the largest particles (about 300 microns) there are a million or more in the 2 micron range.

the telltale cigarette ash on the carpet

Wood ash should be forked or dug into the soil.

Stub out your cigarette in the ash tray.

There was an ash tree in the forest which was thought to be a monster.

A cloud of ash from the volcano has drifted southeast across Europe, grounding thousands of flights and stranding passengers worldwide.

In Iceland, the ash from Eyjafjallajokull has settled thickly on the ground, posing a threat to livestock and wildlife.

If lucency is not good enough, add some cigarette ash on the eyeglass cloth and rub the glass clockwise, and the lucency will be resumed.

The ledge was covered with heavy ash, called tephra, and speckled with droplets of volcanic glass and delicate lava threads known as Pele's hair.

And in the water everything was drowned, the girl, the little tree, the little ash-heap, the little cart, the broom, the little door, the little flea, the little louse, all together.

She dusted some ash from her sleeve.

They represent the basic version made of MDF with a natural ash-wood veneer.

Many satellites can provide a bird’s-eye view (such as the top, nighttime image) that can identify thick plumes of ash, but few satellites can tell how high the ash is in the atmosphere.

Each humble drawer, too, was beautiful, with sides and front in deliberately contrasting woods linked by dovetails: light oak into rosewood, mahogany into ash.

According to the analysis process of the coal sample, from the sending of sample and preparation to the ash content volatilization content and sulphar content and measurement analysis, simply emphasizes operation notic so as to gurantee the accurate degree of daily analysis.

Thanks to fine volcanic ash, however, this spider was squashed without breaking up its delicate exoskeleton.

Clouds bracket the edges of the scene, but the dark blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean show in the middle, and above them, a rippling, brownish-yellow river of ash.

The ash ejected in the early phase was light and powdery. The more typical ash thrown out in the later stages was more granular, with the consistency of dry sand.

The mound is coal ash shipped from Kingston, Tennessee.