Sentence examples for fireplace smoke from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the cheese was made by Basque shepherds from the milk of Latxa sheep in communal shepherds' huts high in the Pyrenees, where all summer and into the fall they absorbed fireplace smoke.

Relations with neighbors become key to maintaining one's standard of living, and it is not surprising when a dispute over fireplace smoke, or noise or strollers left in the hall, arises.

They are also exposed to respiratory irritants (mining dust or fireplace smoke), which increases the risk of developing pneumonia.

WIENER: Sometimes a fireplace smokes not because of a blockage.

Sausage made from pork livers soaked in red wine, stuffed into casings and hung above the fireplace to smoke.

Christmas season means not only the pig slaughter but also gathering and pressing olives and stuffing bread and meat from several animals into sausages called alheiras (originally a Jewish recipe, prepared by families who fled to the area during the Inquisition) and hanging them over the fireplace to smoke, and preparing for traditional Carnival-like costume-rich street celebrations.

If you're still having trouble getting a good draft on the fireplace, and smoke is coming back into the room, try opening a window about an inch.

He recalled the day they decided to test the fireplaces and smoke started leaking into a neighboring building.

Mr. Diers has been building more fireplaces to smoke the fish, which is caught off the coast of Normandy near Boulogne-sur-Mer in late summer.

Inside are four large arched fireplaces with smoke outlets above them, with another outlet in the centre of the pyramidal roof.

It can cause expensive damage to your fireplace, and allow smoke and carbon monoxide into your home.