Sentence examples for large smoke from inspiring English sources
Photoelectric detectors respond faster and more effectively to the large smoke particles generated by a smoldering, slow-burning fire.
I knew something had just happened and when I turned around I could see two large smoke clouds on each side of the road.
A large mulch fire at Andergrove, in Mackay, was contained, but was responsible for a large smoke haze expected to affect the surrounding areas for the next few days.
Allowing managers to control the amount and timing of individual wildland fire emissions can help lessen large smoke impacts to public health from a megafire.
In this context, there is the need to develop mHealth Apps that assist and manage large smoke quitting programs in efficient and economic ways.
Before receiving calls to the dispatch center, nearby ambulances reported the explosion based on the loud sound, accompanying ground shaking from the shock wave, and a large smoke cloud.
Measured in micrograms per cubic meter, the average level of particulate pollution in four large smoke-free airports was 8.0.
But the shrimp in a traditional shrimp cocktail were plentiful and large; smoked salmon — tartly accented with balsamic capers — was deliciously fresh, and the smoked trout was among the best I've had in ages.
Serves 3-4 large smoked haddock 1, preferably Finnan, about 900g onion 1 medium, sliced milk 850ml butter 2 tbsp cooked mashed potato about 225g salt and pepper Put the haddock in a shallow pan, skin side down, with just enough cold water to cover it, bring to the boil, then simmer for 4 minutes.
Serves four. 1 large smoked ham hock 250g white beans, soaked 1 tsp vegetable oil 2 carrots, peeled and cut in three 1 large onion, peeled and diced 1 clove garlic, peeled and chopped 1 bouquet garni 1 bunch fresh thyme A couple of bay leaves 1 litre chicken stock A day ahead, soak the ham in cold water for 24 hours to reduce its saltiness, changing the water a few times.
Drumheads can be left to air-dry over a period of years, but some companies use large, smoke-filled warehouses to hasten the drying process.
