Sentence examples for foot smoke from inspiring English sources

In one instance, company officials told Shepard's husband they will plant trees to block his view of the 650 foot smoke stacks that will accompany the plant.

Standing alone in the road, cross-hatchings under foot, smoke flare in the distance, Newcastle fan Barry Rogerson raises his fist to shoulder height and punches a horse in the face.

The boilers, which look like tool sheds topped by 12-foot smoke stacks, were originally designed for rural areas where open space — and wood — are plentiful.

The plant's 400-foot smoke stack would spew 20 million pounds of pollutants each year, including tiny toxic particles that can lodge in the lungs and cause asthma, cancer and other problems.

He urinates (we hear him doing so just offstage, early in the show), has smelly feet, smokes too much and lies to his wife.

Over at Biggy's Meat Market, they plan to debut a 2-foot, smoked Biggy Sausage and the Big Chic, which is 24-ounces of chicken breast meat.

At 6,000 feet, the smoke blacked out the sun above and the valley below.

"My dream was to have a place where people want to just curl up in a rocking chair by the fireplaces with the coonhounds at their feet and smoke a pipe and play checkers all day and never leave that room," he said.

The factory's 150-foot tall smoke stacks billowed a hazardous environmental cocktail of smoke laced with crude oil.

He made his way home to Brooklyn Heights on foot, through the smoke and dust.

I would stand for forty minutes at a time, then they would draw a line around my feet; we'd smoke a cigarette or two and start again.