All were made of cinder block and coral rag and had highly flammable palm-thatch roofs known locally as makuti. |
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Two years ago, a couple claimed their child was burned by a flying cinder from a train. |
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It's autumn, the time of year when we get a wistful yearning for cinder toffee. |
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Even the finest of rookies may be fated to burn out and plummet to earth as a cold cinder within a season or two. |
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His dark patio was hemmed in by a cinder block retaining wall that created a barrier between the 1940s house and the rest of the yard. |
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Flipping a lighter, Peter lit the crumpled sheet and watched the flickering ball of fire slowly turn to a cinder in his hand. |
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She alone has the presence of mind to remove a burning cinder from a table full of explosives. |
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His presence seemed to add a cinder or two to the dying fire of the winners' performance. |
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Nigerians build simple rectangular or cylindrical houses of reed, mud brick, or cinder block. |
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One of the most geologically complex volcanoes on Earth, Etna has four summit craters and more than 250 cinder cones on its flanks. |
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Discover the desert this spring, and explore the panoramas, sand dunes, and cinder cones of the Mojave National Preserve. |
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Ground was broken to begin construction on a cinder cone atop an inactive volcano called Mauna Kea. |
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The fire tore through the cinder block walls of five elevator shafts, turning them into giant chimneys for acrid, black smoke. |
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Great is its seething, like a burning cinder, a grievous thing of an ashy colour. |
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Ships in its path were instantly incinerated and reduced to nothing more than superheated gases and ashy cinder. |
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The cinder block building where these components were housed was cramped and poorly lit. |
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Rats, too, can gnaw through lead sheathing, cinder block, aluminum sheeting, glass and electrical wires. |
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With the boiler and storage tanks removed from the cinder block building, that seemed to be the best first place to look. |
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Finally in the back straight, he settled down, and he beat a steady cadence down the cinder. |
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Small vesicular pieces of volcanic material, scoria, collect around the vent to form a cinder cone. |
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Some of these cones are now barely recognisable, having been excavated for the volcanic cinder, scoria, used to build the roads of Auckland. |
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He had the entire floor finished, it was plywood nailed onto a two-by-four frame supported by a sturdy cinder block foundation. |
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Although the lobby and studio were lost, some of the 60-seat theatre was preserved in the cinder block building. |
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In our house, this kind of texture has been sprayed over a cinder block wall. |
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She parked her Ford Ranger on the west side of the small, half cinder block, half brick building. |
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However, some problems can arise if the wall is made of brick or cinder block. |
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She is walking me through the skeleton of the future clinic, which is being built cinder block by cinder block beside the old one. |
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I found myself on my room's balcony, which is separated from the other balconies by a barrier no thicker than a cinder block. |
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Dry, sweet-smelling woods that hide the square cinder block house he shares with his wife and daughter. |
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Barbecue food has that odd combination of being burnt to a cinder on the outside and retaining a raw quality in the middle. |
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Wildlife and vegetation on the surrounding islands vaporized, birds burnt to a cinder in mid-flight. |
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A playground helicopter ride in Lions Riverside Park was burnt to a cinder at around 10pm on Saturday night. |
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The four shop tracks had a coaling plant, sand house and cinder plant as well. |
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The concrete balcony stairs, however, were constructed of poorly consolidated cinder concrete and needed extensive repair. |
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We are going a roundabout way to the village via an abandoned rail line with a cinder trackbed. |
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Eventually we find a new little bike path of dirt and cinder that follows the Little Patuxent river. |
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The high school parking lot has a cinder surface instead of asphalt, wooden ties instead of concrete for the curbs. |
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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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One day when I was growing up, a train went by and a cinder from the steam engine blew up on the roof and started a fire. |
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You need three different types of sugar to interfere with crystal formation when making good cinder toffee. |
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If you're not up for the entire trail, you can hike a short distance and still get to see panoramic views of cinder cones and lava flows. |
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Relative strangers offer up curious nuggets of information, like cinder toffee. |
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And then, once they'd turned their backs for a minute to do something else, we could see my pizza catch fire and eventually blacken to a cinder. |
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The fire was quickly extinguished, but the motorcycle was reduced to a smoking, unsalvageable cinder. |
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Cooked to a cinder one day, up to your eyeballs in the white stuff the next. |
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Pago is a cinder cone about 820 feet high near the center of the caldera. |
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The story opens with an appearance from the Brothers Grimm, asking an elderly woman to verify the story of a cinder girl. |
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At that moment, three or four shots rang out almost simultaneously, echoing throughout the cinder block building. |
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We are going a roundabout way to the village via a quiet length of top road and track and then an abandoned rail line of cinder trackbed ablaze with fireweed. |
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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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For brick, concrete and cinder block, only latex should be used. |
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Five miles north, Nokuthula Dube, 22, her two daughters and two orphaned relatives are squatting in an unfinished two-room house of cinder blocks. |
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The neighborhoods are populated with old, dilapidated houses with overgrown lawns full of cinder blocks and headless dolls floating in rusty water barrels. |
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The first time I went abroad it was to Crete, and I got burnt to a cinder. |
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It was all burnt to a cinder by the time I got back in later that night. |
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Family houses are constructed of cinder block or brick rather than wood. |
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You're in a cinder block cell the size of most people's bathroom. |
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I have a question concerning the interior of my 1950's cinder block home. |
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We had to learn how to work with cinder block, cement, and stucco. |
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Sunset Crater Volcano, one of the nearly six hundred cinder cones in the San Francisco Volcanic Field, stands more than 300 meters tall near the eastern edge of the field. |
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The road continues 35 miles northwest past cinder cones and lava beds. |
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The biscuit is decorated with plenty of cinder toffee and chocolate chips. |
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We started off high in the hills overlooking Ponta Delgada at a cinder cone which had been opened up for quarrying. |
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Her cinder block apartment is sparse and clean, and the red curtains create a rosy hue in the morning sunlight. |
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After an explosion, tephra settles to the ground around the volcano's vent, forming the steep, loosely arranged sides of a cinder cone. |
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I've seen and shot samples from both worlds, although I haven't personally used the company's barrels to pound cinder blocks. |
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They live in a harsh landscape of eroded mesas just east of the raw lava flows and cinder cones of El Malpais National Monument. |
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A cinder track was laid inside Wembley Stadium and all other venues were adapted. |
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These lenses evolve at the top towards a high-temperature cinder facies, composed of melted rhomboids in a yellow matrix. |
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Other common names are clinker polypore, cinder conk, black mass, and birch canker polypore. |
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It is a gigantic classic shield volcano, and the broad landscape of its summit is an alpine desert composed of cinder cones on a lava plateau. |
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Approximately 40 cinder cones characterize Cima Volcanic Field, where the magma is also of basaltic composition. |
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Its slopes are an angular patchwork of snowfields, lava-strewn plains, basalt pinnacles, and looming cinder cones. |
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Cinder cone volcanoes arise from solid lava fragments thrown out to form a cinder pile. |
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The animal was seen Saturday evening near the summit of Pilot Butte, a 500-foot-tall extinct cinder cone volcano. |
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There was still some slag left in the puddle balls, so while they were still hot they would be shingled to remove the remaining slag and cinder. |
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Sami Abu Obeid, 37, makes cinder blocks and concrete, and the ingredients he needs are all black-listed. |
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A stone mason is one who lays any combination of stones, cinder blocks, and bricks in construction of building walls and other works. |
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On the way back to the hotel, Dad asked the driver to stop at a small building made of cinder blocks. |
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A resident said roads were blocked with cinder blocks and debris since noon and by evening firebombs were being hurled at police patrol jeeps. |
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The patient rooms were made of cinder block and had no built-in oxygen or suction. |
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In 1986, we returned from vacation to find a young melon stuck in the center of a cinder block. |
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We filled the raised beds and cinder block holes with good dirt, and maintained them with compost and organic amendments. |
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Craters encompasses everything from volcanic splatter cones, cinder cones, and lava bombs to sagebrush steppe and the steep foothills of the Pioneer Mountains. |
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The NIST team considered doing parking lot simulations using cinder blocks and rebar but realized that it might be able to get more-realistic data. |
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On volcanic cinder soils near Sunset Crater, Arizona, pinyon pine sawflies were abundant below 1,850 m in elevation but nearly absent above that elevation. |
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Sometimes finely pounded cinder was used instead of hematite. |
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In New Mexico, Caja del Rio is a volcanic field of over 60 cinder cones. |
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Brick, cinder block, fiberglass, and gypsum board most likely would be involved, and investigators should take representative samples of each material. |
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Crowded onto this, alongside gleaming brass scales and weights, were even more jars of sweets, a cornucopia of fruit drops, cachous, sherbet-dips, cinder toffee and so forth. |
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I want to stain the cinder blocks on the foundation of my house. |
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The rater is a particularly well-formed cinder cone, its rippling swell and bulk hinting slightly disturbingly at a living, organic presence beneath the desert earth. |
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Building materials can include bricks, cinder and concrete blocks, cement, plaster, ceramics, fiberglass, abrasives, cleaning and face powders, and commercial sands. |
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A candidate for federal listing as an endangered species, the wekiu bug was first discovered in 1979 by entomologists on Pu'u Wekiu, the summit cinder cone. |
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