Sentence examples for release smoke from inspiring English sources

Carrying a 100-pound pack of equipment, Firefighter Franklin climbed 80 feet to the roof to perform one of firefighting's most dangerous tasks: cutting a hole to release smoke and heat.

With Philadelphia's psychedelic troubadour Kurt Vile, who has cut through the haze of his previous recordings; his new release, "Smoke Ring for My Halo," has a smoother, folkie sound.

When they inquired about adding the wood-burning stove as a substitute, the designers at ZeroEnergy worried that this would still compromise efficiency because of the holes in the shell needed to feed air to and release smoke from the unit.

This will release smoke during grilling and impart a smoky flavor to the turkey legs.

Smoke is pushed into a ring shape by the air it travels through, which makes it very difficult to release smoke as any other shape.

It released smoke, bright light and vibrations to confuse anyone inside.

Officers responded with pepper spray and "flash-bang" grenades — releasing smoke, a flashing light and a loud noise — to disperse the crowd, The A.P. said.

He was what is known as the outside vent man — responsible for releasing smoke and steam from a burning structure as firefighters inside aim water at the flames.

Wakin On A Pretty Daze is Vile's second album for major indie label Matador, who released Smoke Ring For My Halo, and in style and format (the shortest song here is nearly six minutes long; the longest, over 17) it sounds very much like an artist seeking to reassert his identity.

Earlier this year, this appealing electro-pop duo released "Smoke + Fire" (Disko B), full of gleaming, precise pop songs built from the least possible number of electronic sounds; at its best, the music evokes both the monomaniacal meticulousness of minimal electronica and the slick nonchalance of mainstream new wave.

Some released smoke bombs before police moved in and arrested them.