Sentence examples for cut smoke from inspiring English sources

Envirofit says its cook stove will cut smoke and carbon emissions by 80percentt.

The bill would suspend the prohibition against smoking starting next January for two years, or until Federal authorities set uniform national ventilation standards to cut smoke to safe levels.

— Jeff Gordinier The Washington Post: They're calling it "the charcuterie gap": Though chefs across the country have embraced the trend toward artisanal meats, the skills required to cut, smoke and cure them are just starting to be taught at culinary schools.

BioLite claims to require half the amount of wood as an open fire and to cut smoke emissions by as much as 95%.

It acts as the lead single from Flume's upcoming second album Skin, followed by the Vince Staples and Kucka-featuring cut "Smoke & Retribution".

8 strips thickly cut smoked bacon, halved crosswise.

My favorite method is to slice the fillet on the bias the way you'd cut smoked salmon -- I call it a salmon leaf.

As the knife cuts, smoke from the burned tissue is pumped through a tube into a mass spectrometer, a machine that uses magnetism to produce a chemical fingerprint of the atoms fed into it.

Fuel-efficient stoves reduces fuel consumption per meal and cuts smoke emissions from traditional fires used inside poorly ventilated dwellings.

It is complemented by a not overly sweet caramelised onion jam; dill-and-mustard-seed pickled cucumber; and superb thick-cut smoked bacon.

"Every mouthful is different and the dark, glossy sauce is enriched by every dried, salted, fresh, or smoked cut you throw in... from the new cuts – smoked pork sausages, loin chops and belly, jerked and salted beef, salt pork – to the old cuts... ears, tails, trotters".