Sentence examples for But smoke from inspiring English sources

But – smoke this in your British moaner's pipe – the arts are vibrant in London.

But "Smoke" magically conjured up the difficult journey home of two dead souls.

But smoke is not the only noxious substance that travels through air vents.

But smoke and flames from police cars can only hide the truth for so long.

But smoke kept pouring into the engine and boiler rooms, and 125 men in the engineering crew died.

But Smoke Gets In Your Eyes is much more than just a recounting of the author's encounters with dead bodies.

But smoke from the Con Edison plant could be seen from locations across the city's southern tip.

But smoke from a fire that was not started or condoned by managers — a wildfire — is usually seen as just an unfortunate aspect of living in an area where these things happen.

But smoke has become more of a problem since fire pits were first installed in Huntington Beach more than a half-century ago, when the city's population was only a few thousand.

But smoke from the fires typically leaves a "ground fog" around the area, Mr. Madden said, though he said he did not know the precise conditions at the time of the crash.

But smoke from low-tar cigarettes is easier to inhale and tends to get sucked deeper into the lungs.