"There never should have been a face-off," fumed Goring, whose team is 0-12-5 0-12-5 0-12-5enagainsturing theSenatorsanduringouthisvictory in itslumpt five gands.
Also incense, whose fumes, like cigarette smoke, can waft through air ducts and annoy many people.
They used firebombs and police replied with teargas, whose fumes soon spread inside the stadium and on to the field.
The Mets actually had a 79-83 record, not quite a statistical Inferno, but beneath the surface was the sulfurous presence of Bernard L. Madoff, whose fumes still pollute that once-charming team.
ON COLD days in Delhi, the poor light bonfires of tyres, trees and rags whose fumes mix with the exhaust from the city's 2m vehicles to form a thick smog.
The Stauffer Chemical Com pany, whose fumes periodically tincture the air around Las Vegas, has a man on Nevada's Air Pollution Advisory Council, the source of panels that con sider appeals from citations.
Gov. Jerry Brown met with a handful of Porter Ranch residents and toured the site of a leaking natural gas well whose fumes forced many families from their homes.
"I've been on fumes," said Martinez, whose husband missed work at his construction job Wednesday because his Ford pickup was out of gas.
Financing was no longer a barrier as long as the value proposition was strong and matched their needs, Economics dictates that a person living on less than a $1 a day using kerosene for lighting, whose fumes equate to smoking a packet of cigarettes a day according to the World Bank, should find more value in lighting than entertainment.
The South Coast Air Quality Management District decided Wednesday to shut down nearly all metal-plating operations at a Glendora plant whose fumes had drifted over a school playground last week, causing at least 11 children to become so ill that they missed a day of school.
