Only a bundle of black ashes hit the sand.
The flames died away and left nothing but black ashes blowing across the plain in the dawn wind.
The cultivated lands around them had gone back to weeds, the black ashes blowing in the wind.
The buttonhole will drop its flat ball; the black ashes, so far as may be, get green again.
The World is black ashes; which, ah, when will they grow green?
But after it burned out, black ashes lay everywhere on the ground, and the trees were not damaged.
There's a place way out down by the quarters, where you can see a black, blasted tree, and the ground all covered with black ashes.
He stirred the damp black ashes of the study floor with his foot.
In another second it was gone, and only a small pile of black ashes remained.
Nearby, in a hollow in the floor, he saw the remains of black ashes.
Wörterbuch der Botanik