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Meanings of burnt to ashes in English
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Usage of burnt to ashes in English
1
Have all men seen their infant burnt to ashes before their eyes?
2
Thousands of homes and businesses-includingseveral wineries-havebeen burnt to ashes.
3
The hat-box was fairly burnt to ashes: so were the notes.
4
What was inflammable has been burnt to ashes; what is left is deathless.
5
After a while the friends returned and found their robes burnt to ashes.
6
Quenched lights which yesterday shone like suns, and to-day are burnt to ashes!
7
Friends set fire to the wood, and soon the bodies are burnt to ashes.
8
If beauty and grace are burnt to ashes, and evil rejoices in the flames?
9
The getaway vehicle was later found burnt to ashes in an open field in Bryanston.
10
The ladies were usually burnt to ashes in open hearths, in otherwise completely unharmed rooms.
11
The legs were burnt to ashes, and the Smith had to pay for the horse.
12
One instant's obstruction and stoppage in our passage, and our balloon is burnt to ashes.
13
Since Taylor of Hadleigh was already burnt to ashes, this admission could do him no harm.
14
Ah, who would love, if loving she might be Like Semele consumed and burnt to ashes?
15
The bones were always burnt to ashes.
16
It was afterwards disinterred by his sisters, on their return from banishment, burnt to ashes, and buried.
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