Coals in a sentence

After stepping off the coals, which burnt at around 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit, Andy said: “I feel exhilarated – fantastic.

Bake over coals on a braai grid or in an unoiled griddle pan on the stovetop until done.

But he wanted more and, in the end, so did PGA commissioner Jay Monahan, who is rightly being raked over the coals for his hypocrisy, complicit in the same sportswashing grift he denounced with righteous fervor only months earlier.

But the draft always stokes up the coals on the trade grill, and if not that, disappointing early offensive results for competitive teams or an injury could have teams getting desperate to get a wide receiver.

Firefighters drowned the coals to ensure it didn’t spark again.

Randy Netmaker eats a bowl of donated food as he sits by heated coals to stay warm under a tarp which is part of a makeshift camp on Halifax street for those experiencing homelessness on Tuesday, October 25, 2022 in Regina.

Rotisserie chicken is cooked over coals at The Rockin Chicken in Newington on Tuesday, July 11, 2023.

The art of firewalking without getting burned is not to linger over the hot coals.

The charcoal-roasted vegetables atreally are cooked over piping hot coals.

This way, the coals from fresh fires will retain heat more easily.

Those critics must be dismayed that Fox and its employees will not be raked over the coals and otherwise humiliated in the court of public opinion, as well as in the courtroom.

For the second time I’m passing the same tiny square where a man is pressing laundry using a heavy iron filled with hot coals.

For this reason, I was determined to acquire a coveted basketball ticket to the last game of the season between our two teams even if it meant walking across burning coals, which is why I was awake before the sun appeared on the horizon.

Fujitsu staff feared being “hauled over the coals” after realising the Post Office was using “manipulated” audit data to criminally investigate subpostmasters, the Horizon IT inquiry heard.

In a celebration of al fresco feasting, Graves makes a compelling case to keep the coals burning all year round.

Last week Netflix — previously under fire over made - up sequences in Royal Family drama The Crown — was dragged over the coals in Parliament regarding the show’s duty of care to those portrayed in Baby Reindeer.

Nothing quite says summer like whacking out the grill - or coals - but making desserts may not have crossed your mind.

Recently in Palmeras, having commuted back home in a boat, she cooked plantains over coals.

The Great Northern Coalfield – stretching from to Durham provided the raw material that made ‘coals to Newcastle’ such a household phrase.

The inmates were supplied with coals for the fire and candles at evening and the houses were to be slated, repaired and kept wind and water tight.