Sentence examples for of its smoke from inspiring English sources

Canalization of the Sambre in the 19th century brought great expansion, and Charleroi became the hub of a heavily populated industrial region, le pays noir ("the black country," because of its smoke).

Led by the East River Environmental Coalition, residents asked yesterday that Con Edison eliminate the use of diesel fuel at the East River plant and increase the size of its smoke stacks so that pollution from the plant could pass over the neighborhood, which some call Asthma Alley.

The first new product out of the gate: a second generation of its smoke alarm, the Nest Protect.

The Gothic Protestant Church (1385 1477, restored 1711 15), is called the Black Church because of its smoke-blackened walls resulting from a 1689 fire.

But Newsweek's willingness to extend the availability of its smoke-free editions apparently did not include generating — or editing — the program's print ads.

But I still wanted to lick the plate clean of its smoked-anchovy and onion purée.

According to The Associated Press, the state supreme court was divided but nonetheless ruled that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission had specifically allowed tobacconists to characterize their cigarettes as "light" and "low tar," so Philip Morris, the maker of the maker of Marlboros and other top brands did not improperly mislead customers about the health impacts of its smokes.

A year ago, Bludso's Bar-&-Que on La Brea Avenue opened on Super Bowl Sunday, serving the first of its smoked brisket, ribs, pulled pork, mac 'n' cheese, baked beans and rib tips.

D'Osvaldo (Via Dante, 40, Cormòns; 39-0481-61644; dosvaldo.is) is a local producer of artisanal meats famed for its smoked prosciutto, a Cormòns specialty.

Made from pink peanuts and neutral in flavour, this is the oil of choice for the deep-fryers of the world: its smoke point is 230C/450F.

It struggles to curb the toxins, pollutants and stench pumped out of its industrial smoke stacks.