Sentence examples for smoke burned from inspiring English sources

The acrid smoke burned the eyes and throats of people from the Gateway of India, a monument at Mumbai's southern tip, to Chembur, fifteen miles away, near the dump.

I loved smoking like Stelter loved Dunkin' Donuts, but seeing the support tweets like this one from Lowercase Capital's Chris Sacca and this one from Twitter's Troy Holden made me think twice before buying a pack of cigarettes, no matter how much the urge to smoke burned.

Smoke burns their eyes, and some computer keys are charred from errantly placed cigarettes.

Users say the smoke burns their eyes and blackens their pots and kitchen walls.

They're decent people, so why don't they do their very best to help us all reduce the risk of young people starting to smoke?" Burning Desire: The Seduction of Smoking is on BBC Two on 29 May at 21 30 BST.

NATO said in a statement that the protesters had mistaken smoke from trash incineration on the base as smoke from burned Korans.

In four months, we've had 89 hours of noise and smoke and burned 45 gallons of diesel.

The wildfires that tore through over a million acres of Montana this year damaged homes, cloaked communities in smoke, and burned a hole in the state budget.   .

They died in the some of the most gruesome ways imaginable, either asphyxiated by smoke, being burned alive, or leaping to their deaths in a vain attempt to save themselves.

"The stocks are burned, smoke is everywhere, the paste-up board is unusable, everything is melted, there's no more electricity".

The cafes are increasingly popular with young people who visit them to smoke flavoured tobacco, burned with charcoal and inhaled through a water-pipe.