The fires from the Impact still smoldered in their craters.
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Then it smoldered, as it had elsewhere, for a year.
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And the largest of those fires smoldered on into 2018.
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Then it smoldered, as it had elsewhere, for a year.
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They were on fire on the road, but smoldered at home.
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They smoldered and morphed in the ensuing silence, taking on texture and weight.
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Trash fires smoldered on a highway, and a downtown business was set ablaze.
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Ohia lehua trees felled by the lava flows smoldered under the cloudy sky.
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There it stayed for weeks as the Capitol and White House smoldered in rubble.
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Though mostly out of the news, the conflict has smoldered as a bloody stalemate.
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Kashmir's war, a territorial dispute between India and neighboring Pakistan, has smoldered for decades.
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As smoke from the fire smoldered, crowds gathered nearby to sing hymns throughout the evening.
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Saturday, but isolated flames still smoldered throughout the day, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.
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It did not explode but smoldered instead, burning Ullah and filling the corridor with smoke.
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Berlin's ruins still smoldered as three Soviet military intelligence officers questioned a tall, lithe blonde in 19933.
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Trucks were seen driving along a highway Friday as fires blazed and embers smoldered in adjacent fields.
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It smoldered beneath the nearly empty stands of a rodeo arena converted in winter for ski races.
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With SARS, clinical studies began with a vaccine but were halted when the outbreak smoldered and then stopped.
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Cindy Crawford Years before she was named the world's highest-paid model, Crawford smoldered in this high school photo.
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He smoldered and was the guy Brenda gave her virginity to on prom night, which was a huge deal.
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On the other side of the water, the Slums smoldered behind the derelict cranes of the Port of Oakland.
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Keita's plot smoldered for more than a week, the charred remains of birds and monkeys littering the forest floor.
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Wildfires burned or smoldered elsewhere in the state, including east of Los Angeles near the Riverside County city of Corona.
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For much of the past year, most residents simply smoldered: the price of living in New York, they told themselves.
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Late into the night as embers smoldered, firefighters were searching the damaged areas to make sure no additional people perished.
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As anger over Charlottesville smoldered, Confederate monuments across the South began to fall, intensifying debate over notions many thought were settled.
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In another, a group of villagers were shouting as something that looked horribly like a human figure smoldered on the ground.
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If you thought your favorite celeb men smoldered in their chosen professions, just wait until you see them doing ordinary, everyday tasks.
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The dispute between India and Pakistan over Kashmir has smoldered for decades, at times flaring into major disruption to life in the valley.
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For 1,425 days, or nearly four years — from 1992 to 22004 — the city smoldered under a blitz that killed more than 22,240 people.
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Dr. Hirsch later acknowledged that many of the remains had been cremated immediately in the attack or during the fires that smoldered for months.
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Where the wreckage of the World Trade Center once smoldered, a memorial now attracts visitors from around the world to learn, remember and grieve.
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In a paper that recently appeared in Nature Reviews Physics, Dr. Palmer summarized a controversy that has smoldered in the climate community for 0.43 years.
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These spot fires smoldered through some 73,000 hectares of alpine vegetation and temperate rainforest, a lot of which will come back slowly, or not at all.
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Alabama Shakes, coming off two Grammy wins including Best Rock Song, delivered a performance of their hit "Don't Wanna Fight" that smoldered from top to bottom.
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During their last face-to-face meeting, in 2012, Mr. Erdogan smoldered while reading aloud every word of a column in Bugun, Mr. Ipek's newspaper, that he found objectionable.
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Nairobi National Park, Kenya (CNN)Twelve ivory towers burned in Kenya on Saturday, sending thick plumes of ash and smoke over Nairobi National Park as elephant and rhino tusks smoldered.
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In the view of the demonstrators, Mr. Philippe and his boss heard their anger only when they started torching cars on Avenue Kléber, not when it smoldered in distant villages.
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And so as another immigration crisis of his own making smoldered this past week, critics inside and outside Mr. Trump's party predicted another devastating, irremediable low point in his presidency.
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Cars smoldered after being set alit in front of the famous Orangerie and Jeu de Paume galleries; the latter of which had its glass windows smashed in by some demonstrators.
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Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson flirted in front of the cameras, DJ Khaled and Nicole Tuck wore color-coordinated outfits, and Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez absolutely smoldered hand-in-hand.
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In October, the leaves, which had smoldered on the trees for weeks, finally caught flame, and the sweet smell of newly fallen apples intermingled with the warming scent of wood smoke.
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The pamphlet I picked up at the beginning of the trail informed me that one of these trees burned and smoldered for 225 months before the fire in it went out.
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Treating an outbreak amid conflict One key reason for this mistrust is long-term conflict has smoldered in the northeastern region of the country for decades, with armed groups causing intermittent violence.
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This year, Ms. Graham smoldered on the covers of Maxim and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue (it featured three models, each on separate covers), as well as a special edition of Glamour.
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But resentment against Mr. Turner smoldered at the C.I.A. He wrote that his enemies within the agency had tried to discredit him with disinformation campaigns — "one of their basic skills," he wrote.
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But in our final phone conversation months earlier, Oh's voice had still smoldered with anger when he recalled the opening ceremony and the 12 hours he'd spent desperately working to avert disaster.
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In the northern town of Paradise, the ruins of houses and businesses smoldered throughout the day, while in Southern California, tens of thousands of residents fled their homes and jammed onto highways.
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And that brings us back to the top, as the body of my poor little gnome hero smoldered in the pit of some foul dungeon, staring down an ancient evil unleashed just for me.
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And that brings us back to the top, as the body of my poor little gnome hero smoldered in the pit of some foul dungeon, staring down an ancient evil unleashed just for me.
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PARELES The guitarist Bill Frisell and the bassist Thomas Morgan released their first duets album two years ago, a collection of performances that smoldered like warm coals and bespoke an easygoing, simpatico new partnership.
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"Part of him will feel the resentment that has long smoldered within and part will revel in the fact that he's the president and no one else is," said Michael D'Antonio, a Trump biographer.
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A week later, even as ash still swirled through air heavy with the creosote scent of burned resin and a cedar log smoldered at the edge of a swamp, the forest was being reborn.
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Encounters LONDON — His chiseled features have fronted a campaign for the British men's brand Dunhill, smoldered in black-and-white advertisements for Giorgio Armani and Dior fragrances, and graced the pages of L'Uomo Vogue.
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Debris from Hurricane Michael — the remains of trees older than Mr. Cohen — still smoldered in his fields this past week as he burned away a generation of pecan groves felled by the storm this fall.
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The following morning, while Chuol's father's bones smoldered, his mother, Mary, told me she had made the hardest decision of her life: She sent Chuol away with her eldest daughter, Nyachot, and their grandmother, Angelina.
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The mostly young protesters used felled trees and large rocks to block roads, as well as piles of tires set on fire, some of which still smoldered on Sunday, sending up thick clouds of black smoke.
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The fire known as Erskine, about 110 miles (180 km) north of Los Angeles, smoldered over a wide area on Sunday after melting steel and reducing homes to ash in an intense conflagration on Thursday and Friday.
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Even as destroyed US military aircraft smoldered from an al-Shabab attack that this month in Kenya, the al-Qaida-linked group issued a taunting message to African troops: The US will abandon you the Kurds.
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The fire of anxiety that's smoldered in the pits of your stomachs for 18 months will flare up into an inferno on Tuesday night and then, just like that, be stamped out by the cold reality of the results.
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On Friday, a muddy brownish-red smog hung over Keswick, the noise of a helicopter overhead, as the ground still smoldered, lingering proof of the intensity of the Carr Fire that has killed two people and destroyed 500 structures.
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By the next morning, the corner looked like a focal point for a wrathful god's smite: All the windows in the diner were broken, dishes were smashed on the ground, furniture was loosened and overturned, the remnants of a newsstand smoldered.
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On December 5, 2001, as the wreckage of the twin towers still smoldered in lower Manhattan, a team of Army Green Berets accompanying Hamid Karzai, the future president of Afghanistan, was hit by a U.S. smart bomb in a case of friendly fire.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Cities across Lebanon rang with antigovernment chants and smoldered with burning roadblocks as thousands of people around the country protested against their leaders on Friday, the second day in a row that frustrations over chronic corruption and dysfunction spilled into the streets.
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Encouraged by politicians who, like Donald Trump, are inclined to see "very fine people, on both sides," as well as European politicians like Jeremy Corbyn of Britain and Viktor Orban of Hungary, anti-Semitism that long smoldered beneath the surface has been given legitimacy and its proponents a license to participate openly in our political discourse.
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According to Maj. Henry Ott, of the Louisville Fire Department, he believes that the slag left behind from these tools dropped and smoldered.
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The Seattle Times. 31 July 2009. Accessed 25 March 2014. The peat smoldered for several days, until the last hot spot was extinguished on August 9.
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"LaSalle, Mick (2011-04-22). "Water for Elephants review: High-wire circus act". SFGate.com. Retrieved 2011-05-02. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone also wrote that Pattinson and Witherspoon "smoldered" under the "golden gaze of Rodrigo Prieto's camera.
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In July 1951, a small fire ignited in the easternmost span of the bridge.Christman (2000), p. 56 Redwood timbers, used as concrete forms in the original construction, smoldered for several hours. Once put out, the blaze was quickly forgotten.
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This was achieved on March 8. Captain Deroulede used 32 chests of explosives. He also razed the citadel by setting the rice granary ablaze, along with the weapons and munitions. The resulting fire was improbably claimed to have smoldered for a further three years.
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However, fire again razed it to the ground. This time, the faithful built a stone church, but it again smoldered to ashes. The residents wondered. In spite of the repeated incidents of fire, the image of their Patron Saint, San Gregorio Papa Magno remained miraculously unscathed.
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Bangla Bhai exited the house at around 7:30am and surrendered. He showed signs of injury from the blast. Bangla Bhai's bodyguard Masud was discovered lying on the floor, he was badly injured from the blast. The entire house was smoldered and just the columns were remained.
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These now-bare electrical conductors inside the un-grounded metal conduit glowed red-hot and began arcing, which ignited the fire. The fire reportedly smoldered for hours until it found fresh oxygen and burst into a fireball that spread into the casino, and was fed by other combustibles.
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On Thanksgiving Day, 1922, the Alleghany Hotel smoldered in flames and ash for 2½ hours before the building was completely destroyed. During this time, Goshen was without a fire department to combat the flames. The Goshen Land Company Bridge was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
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The prescribed natural burn policy was still in effect, and at first no efforts were made to suppress this fire. It smoldered with little movement for several weeks, then rapidly started expanding towards the northeast on July 20. The Red fire started near Lewis Lake on July 1, and like the Shoshone fire, advanced little for several weeks.
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The Romans' "perverse admiration for decorum" is in part responsible for the deterioration and the resulting blackout period of the Character genre. During this blackout, the Character smoldered under the philosophies of such men as Horace. In the Ars Poetica (c. 18 BC), Horace drew pictures of typical men at various ages, from childhood to old age.
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The strike ended on November 17, 1968, when the New York State Education Commissioner asserted state control over the Ocean Hill–Brownsville district. The dismissed teachers were reinstated, three of the new principals were transferred, and the trusteeship ran the district for four months.Pritchett, Brownsville, Brooklyn (2002), p. 235. The conflict at Ocean Hill–Brownsville smoldered after the end of the strike.
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The fire started on the third floor after a boarder knocked over an illegal heater. The fire smoldered for several hours in room #1 and exploded after a fellow boarder opened the room's door. A backdraft and flashover ensued, and fire and smoke engulfed the third and fourth floors. Most of the 30 men who died were caged in their chain-link fencing-covered rooms and had no time to escape.
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The novel describes Fuchsia as "a girl of about fifteen with long, rather wild black hair. She was gauche in movement and in a sense ugly of face, but with how small a twist might she not suddenly have become beautiful. Her sullen mouth was full and rich – her eyes smoldered". Fuchsia is a dreamer and a romantic, who escapes the dull pace of life in Gormenghast by reading fantasy tales.
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Various equipment, tools, parts, and other supplies were lost in the fire. Two other cars that did not qualify for the race were reported to have been damaged. However, all of the other cars that qualified for the race were safely evacuated, and no injuries were reported. The fire was put out, but the site smoldered throughout the day, and smoke continued to rise even after the race had safely started.
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In the meantime, Erik (Filip Peeters) is having hard time because the death of his wife and kid in the accident, even as he goes into another relationship with Daniela (Hannah Herzsprung). Meanwhile, Harald (Sebastian Blomberg) is a cop who was sent to the scene of the accident, and the awful scenes have been smoldered into his min. As Markus, Franziska, Erik and Harald struggled in the result of the accident.
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As of 2011, the Rim Fire is the largest wildfire on record in the Sierra Nevada mountain range. The Rim Fire was fully contained on Thursday, October 24, 2013 after a nine-week firefighting battle. Due to a lack of winter rains, some logs smoldered in the interior portion of the fire throughout the winter. More than a year passed before it was declared out on November 4, 2014.
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McGruder fire on 7-3-04 below Rollins Sandstone Lightning struck a tree on Friday July 2, 2004. The fire smoldered overnight and hot dry winds fanned the flames into a large wildfire on July 3, 2004. By Sunday July 11, the fire was considered 100 percent contained. Thanks to the efforts of the Cedaredge volunteer and other area fire departments, San Juan Hot Shots, the BLM and Forest Service, no homes or lives were lost.
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An illegal campfire sparked the Fern Lake fire in Rocky Mountain National Park on Tuesday, October 9. Due to steep and inaccessible terrain, firefighters could only monitor the fire. It smoldered throughout October and November; slowly reaching over 1,500 acres and 40% containment. On December 1, wind speeds increased to as high as 75 miles per hour and pushed the fire east three miles into Moraine Park, where an unoccupied cabin was destroyed and over 580 homes were evacuated.
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The more southerly section of the Dolly Sods Wilderness includes maturing spruce copses, rhododendron thickets, northern hardwoods on the ridges and cove hardwoods in the deep tributaries of Red Creek. All of the original old-growth forest was removed a century ago, followed by fires that burned, then smoldered, for months. Much of the deep topsoil was lost forever. Today, there are patches of recovering native red spruce forest plus twisted yellow birch, sugar and red maple, eastern hemlock, and black cherry.
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His brow was low and broad, his eyes a volcanic blue that smoldered as if with some inner fire. His dark, scarred, almost sinister face was that of a fighting-man, and his velvet garments could not conceal the hard, dangerous lines of his limbs.Howard, Robert E. Howard The Hour of the Dragon, reprinted The Bloody Crown of Conan, pp. 89-90 Howard imagined the Cimmerians as a pre-Celtic people with mostly black hair and blue or grey eyes.
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Although the return of Black Hawk's band worried U.S. officials, they were at the time more concerned about the possibility of a war among the Native American tribes in the region.Jung 50, 70; Hall, 99–100. Most accounts of the Black Hawk War focus on the conflict between Black Hawk and the United States, but historian John Hall argues that this overlooks the perspective of many Native American participants. According to Hall, "the Black Hawk War also involved an intertribal conflict that had smoldered for decades".
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United States mediation ended the immediate threat, but the dispute smoldered until 1930 when a second United States mediation finally produced a settlement. The development of the banana industry contributed to the beginnings of organized labor movements in Honduras and to the first major strikes in the nation's history. The first of these occurred in 1917 against the Cuyamel Fruit Company. The strike was suppressed by the Honduran military, but the following year additional labor disturbances occurred at the Standard Fruit Company's holding in La Ceiba.
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More than 300 police officers helped evacuate 3,500 residents during the 12-hour fire, and some 2,500 firefighters battled the blaze, pumping water from neighborhood swimming pools to douse flames. Pockets of the fire smoldered for several days. Even as firefighters battled what was to become a Bel Air disaster, another fire erupted in Santa Ynez Canyon to the west. That blaze was contained the next day after consuming nearly and nine structures and burning to within a mile of Bel Air and Brentwood.
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Gorman & Williams Attorneys at Law: Sources on the Wilkes Booth case. The Court of Special Appeals of Maryland (September 1995), No. 1531; Russell Conwell visited homes in the vanquished former Confederate states during this time, and he found that hatred of Lincoln still smoldered. "Photographs of Wilkes Booth, with the last words of great martyrs printed upon its borders...adorn their drawing rooms". Eight others implicated in Lincoln's assassination were tried by a military tribunal in Washington, D.C., and found guilty on June 30, 1865.
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Concern arose throughout Spanish South America when French forces back in Spain, led by Bonaparte, forced the fall of Ferdinand VII; what seemed the usurping of the Spanish crown by Napoleon's brother Joseph. Memories also smoldered of the violent suppression 30 years earlier of grievances from indigenous communities in upper Peru. In 1805, Murillo was part of a group conspiring against the Spanish government, but was discovered and brought to trial. Upper Peru regional government in Chuquisaca, the Real Audiencia of Charcas, became uneasy about the loyalties of the local governor.
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Ignition took place in a cardboard trash barrel located a few feet from the northeast stairwell. The fire smoldered undetected for approximately 20 minutes, gradually heating the stairwell and filling it with a light grey smoke that later would become thick and black, as other combustibles became involved. At the same time, it began sending superheated air and gases into an open pipe chase very near the source of the fire. The pipe chase made an uninterrupted conduit up to the cockloft above the second- floor classrooms (see "Evacuation" below).
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Wanton, along with others from neighboring colonies, was commissioned to inquire into the report upon the facts. The perpetrators of the Gaspee incident were well known, and among the most prominent citizens of the colony. Some of the younger and more rash of the accomplices had openly boasted of the events, while the ship still smoldered off the shore. Wanton and the other Rhode Island leaders were successful in subtly hampering the progress of the investigations, and amid all of the communications, commissions, claims, and counter claims, the court could not obtain enough direct evidence to indict a single person.
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Umayyad caliphs attempted to balance the powers and privileges of both factions, but the rivalry smoldered until the Third Muslim Civil War, in which the Yaman killed Caliph Walid II for his dependence on the Qays. Yamani opposition continued under Caliph Marwan II, and the Yaman ultimately defected to the Abbasids when the latter conquered the Umayyad realm in 750. The Yaman and Qays briefly joined forces against the Abbasids later that year, but were defeated. The Qays–Yaman rivalry diminished significantly under the Abbasids who, unlike the Umayyads, did not derive the bulk of their military support from either faction.
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The Great Tenmei fire, so-called because it occurred during the Tenmei era (1781–1789),Ponsonby-Fane, Kyoto Capital, p. 406. raged unchecked for several days. A fire in the city, which began at 3 o'clock in the morning of March 6, 1788 (Tenmei 8, 29th day of the 1st month), continued to burn uncontrolled until March 8 (Tenmei 8, 1st day of the 2nd month); and embers smoldered until they were extinguished by heavy rain on March 11 (Tenmei 8, 4th day of the 2nd month). The emperor and his court fled the fire, and the Imperial Palace was destroyed.
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Two separate incidents claimed the lives of four workers during the construction of the telescope. On October 13, 1993, 42-year-old Paul F. Lawrence was fatally injured when a forklift tipped over onto him. On January 16, 1996, sparks from a welder ignited insulation which smoldered, generating noxious smoke that killed Marvin Arruda, 52, Ricky Del Rosario, 38, and Warren K. "Kip" Kaleo, 36, and sent twenty-six other workers to the hospital in Hilo. All four workers are memorialized by a plaque outside the base of the telescope dome and a sign posted temporarily each January along the Mauna Kea access road.
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On the night of May 31, 2001, Bill Hackert and his daughter Christine of Rotterdam, New York died when their house caught fire and a First Alert ionization smoke detector failed to sound. The cause of the fire was a frayed electrical cord behind a couch that smoldered for hours before engulfing the house with flames and smoke. The ionization smoke detector was found to be defectively designed, and in 2006 a jury in the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York decided that First Alert and its then parent company, BRK Brands, was liable for millions of dollars in damages.
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It was shaped like a traditional cigarette, and when heated the smoldered charcoal moved past processed tobacco containing more than 50 percent glycerin to create an aerosol of nicotine. It did require some combustion. In 1989, after spending $325 million, R. J. Reynolds pulled it from the market months later after the American Medical Association and other organizations recommended to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to restrict it or classify it as a drug. The Premier product concept went on to be further developed and re- launched as Eclipse in the mid-1990s, and was available in limited distribution as of 2015.
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In separate incidents during the storm and flooding caused by Hurricane Sandy on the night of October 29, 2012, one Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid and 16 Fisker Karmas caught fire while being parked at Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal. The vehicles were partially submerged by flash floods caused by the hurricane. In the case of the Toyota's incident, a Prius PHV burned and two other Priuses, a conventional hybrid and a plug-in, just smoldered. A Toyota spokeswoman said the fire “likely started because saltwater got into the electrical system.” She also clarified that the incident affected only three cars out of the 4,000 Toyotas that were at the terminal during the storm, including more than 2,128 plug-in or hybrid models.
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It is then placed into a machine that will press the rod into a long, thin wire. This tedious and physically demanding process had been done traditionally by hand and took two men to turn the crank. Once the silver is pressed into a flat, workable wire, the wire itself can first be hand carved with intricate designs or immediately smoldered by a small kerosene fire with one artist directing the small flame with a tube held in his mouth into which he can blow. This process makes it easier for the artisan to mold the wire into the desired frame for the piece before it is cooled. Next the wires are strung together and twisted and shaped into a design by the artist’s precise fingers.
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Further explosions occurred during the afternoon, showering her with debris and injuring one of her crewmen, but the warship sustained relatively minor damage—a few sprung doors, cut cables, some sprung bulkheads, a bent yardarm brace, and a slightly damaged hull frame. Later, her crew responded to the emergency by launching the ship's boats and rescuing 75 survivors from the oil and fire-covered Waters surrounding the stricken LSTs. The fires smoldered for two days after the incident, and fire-fighting parties were called away intermittently. However, Waters soon completed repairs of the damage caused on 21 May and resumed amphibious exercises in preparation for Operation Forager On 28 May, Waters stood out of Pearl Harbor for Kawaihae Bay, where she embarked marines the following day.
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In 1933 Dov Kimchi wrote: > A people ravaged by 'sacred' suffering on the biblical pinnacle of tragedy, > unparalleled in the twentieth century; but didn't that nation become > dedicated to its agony, uplifted, sanctified by a new life, compelled into > interpreting all these torments as a reward for suffering? Or, like those > who suffer from their weakness, who wither away, their immolation neither > shaking the planet nor turning the individuals or the people into Chosen > Ones? It is a quintessential Jewish belief in being smoldered and sanctified > by fire. This is a typical Jewish question which the Jewish poet has > transposed to a different dimension, seeking answers among the Gentiles, > since he will not seek them here, among his own people.
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