After a concussive boom, two soldiers were seen dodging up a narrow smoke-filled street beside the hotel.
Mr. Morrow fought to control flames with a hose as he tried to go up a narrow, smoke-filled stairway in search of other members of the family.
The solution came in the form of narrow German-style smoke deflectors, which somewhat changed the appearance of the A3 locomotives in their latter days.
You can do that for me, can't you?" "But Dad …" I started to say, but broke off as I looked back to watch a narrow channel of white smoke start to funnel through the double-pitched roof above.
The city's roofs are still clad with lime-green tiles, the view over them broken every so often with the vertical punctuation of thin, pencil-like minarets and narrow plumes of black smoke from the Fes potteries.
In the event of a fire or other emergency in the tunnels, narrow stairways and trapped smoke would make evacuating passengers so difficult that the Fire Department's contingency plans call for first towing trains from the tunnels with the passengers aboard.
Secondly, the flue the hatch right above the part where you put logs needs to be a little narrow to ensure that smoke moves quickly.
When the researchers extended the analysis to a separate group of patients and mice that had been exposed to tobacco smoke, they narrowed down the epigenetic modifications to several sites located in four genes that have been weakly linked to cancer before.
It is commonly assumed that chronic bronchial inflammation and small airway narrowing secondary to tobacco smoke take place for many years before any obstructive ventilatory defect could be detected [ 1].
Navigating narrow residential streets by the smoke in the sky and the hovering drone of a police helicopter, I came across firefighters resting in the shade of their trucks, and a row of Muslim women, sitting on a long low step and weeping, before I saw the building, which was blackened and uncanny.
Truants smoke in the narrow truck delivery drive outside the open door.
