Sentence examples for keep the smoke from inspiring English sources

Make-up air must be supplied simultaneously to the atrium in order to keep the smoke exhausting efficiency.

You see — " He paused to toke hard and keep the smoke held in.

Residents in most floors below the fire were encouraged to stay in their homes and put towels under their doors, to keep the smoke out, Mr. Swibinski said.

Frequent marijuana users tend to consume less of the drug than heavy cigarette smokers; however, marijuana smokers usually inhale more deeply and keep the smoke in their lungs for a longer period than tobacco smokers.

She said that when they complained to the building's developer, the Extell Development Company, workers promptly showed up, opened up walls and then resealed the ceiling and walls to try to keep the smoke out.

While she worked, she smoked Newports, and she turned her head and squinted to keep the smoke from curling into her eyes, watching the iron sideways, the way a robin watches a worm — first one eye, then the other.

Suppliers from all over drop in with a bottle or some fish, but now that I don't touch the booze, the boys from the kitchen get the alcohol as long as I get to keep the smoked salmon!

The still air keeps the smoke close to the surface, exacerbating its effects on health.

(The kitchen, needless to say, was at this point a mess; but a good exhaust fan kept the smoke down).

It also kept the smoke from the pregame fireworks trapped inside in a hazy layer -- meaning it was cloudier inside the stadium than out.

This method has several advantages: the wood burns more slowly and the lid keeps the smoke in and eliminates most flames and flare-ups.