Meanings of scattered the ashes in English

Billie put out the fire and scattered the ashes in the river.

He smoked cigars in her parlour and scattered the ashes over the floor.

They broke open the electoral vault, and scattered the ashes of that illustrious family about the streets.

She tore both letters into bits and then burned them and scattered the ashes to the winds.

With her heavily moccasined foot Joan scattered the ashes and charred sticks where the fire had been.

Under an ominously stormy sky, he scattered the ashes between the prickly pears and the crucifixion thorns.

Journalist Mark Reason, says this weekend Australia scattered the ashes of England rugby across the turf of Twickenham

Then he scattered the ashes around.

Then in order to suppress the disturbance, they spirited the body away and burned it, and scattered the ashes.

Hastily he stamped out what was left of the fire, scattered the ashes, and laid the turves on the hole.

Gardener Jim opened the door in such haste that he scattered the ashes from his pipe over the rag-carpet on the floor.

Then he burned the male and female attire to ashes, scattered the ashes, and put on a disguise proper for a tramp.

He did not even notice the haste with which Bassett removed the evidences of their meal, or extinguished the dying fire and scattered the ashes.

About half way he stopped and reverently scattered the ashes of the wambiloa upon three graves that lay near the edge, then forward-silent ,downcast ,reverential