Sentence examples for smoke black from inspiring English sources

Black smoke — "black like in a Batman movie" — starts streaming out of the fresh-air nozzles overhead.

Zengjian Wang, who lived in the basement at 285 Grand Street, said there was "smoke, black smoke" around 10 p.m.

John Ruth is also a casual racist, calling the Major — a friend, after all — "smoke," "black fella," and even "boy," but never using the N-word.

Hucknall even has a crisply informative, wine-related Twitter account ("Romanee St Vivant '76 Leroy: delicate hickory smoke, black cherry, raspberry, cream. Still youthful. Served with roast haunch of Seka. Joy").

I've worked in wardrobe for Guns N' Roses and I did a beautiful guitar for DJ Ashba [guitarist since 2009, who left last month] in jet Hammerite – smoke black, basically.

He seemed ready to withdraw; I could see him sitting there, gazing into the fire and thinking his thoughts as if I were not even there, breathing deeply through his nose, exhaling long plumes of smoke, black eyes glinting in the red-and-yellow firelight.

At 6,000 feet, the smoke blacked out the sun above and the valley below.

Flames were jetting from the windows and thick smoke blacked out visibility as the firefighters made their way in.

"They call it sablefish when it is smoked; black cod when it is whole; butterfish when its filleted".

He did not supply Churchill with all his cigars, however, as the Prime Minister smokes black, strong Cubans, & used Rushbrook's Royal Derby, Longfellows as an in-between smoke.

I loved buzzy A Tasca (around €16pp including wine, Rua do Aljube 16) whose hilariously hefty smoked black pudding petisco comes with chargrilled local pineapple.