Sentence examples for coals from a from inspiring English sources
They live off moldy bread and green peppers cooked on coals from a fire built between two rocks.
At Easter services, with the garden still frozen under snow, his congregation has in recent years planted onions after thawing the soil with hot coals from a bonfire.
Yellowbird-Chase set up camp by a grove of cottonwoods, for relief from the late-summer heat, and, beneath a tarp, hung a tin can containing cedar leaves and coals from a neighbor's fire to cleanse the site with smoke.
Officials said there is no explanation for the spike beyond the fact that people--whether they've come to the beach to enjoy a bonfire or are dumping hot coals from a barbecue--are being reckless.
Bed of hot coals from a fire (or from a grill).
Bioleaching of coal's pyrite is a promising option to reduce sulphur content of high sulphur coals from an economical, technical and environmental point of view.
1. Coal from a nearby strip mine is pulverized for burning.
The discharge of pulverized coal from a carbon steel hopper under several aeration rates was studied.
Two college students suffocated Tuesday when coal from a derailed freight train buried them, a police spokeswoman said Thursday.
The chief executive is John Hogg, who previously helped build up Western Coal from a $50m business to a $3.3bn capitalised company.
A methane leakage of 7.9percentt and a 20-year transition are both needed to make gas worse than coal from a greenhouse perspective, Cathles said.
