Sentence examples for suffocating smoke from inspiring English sources

By the summer of 2010, when Moscow was wreathed in suffocating smoke from peat-bog fires, Pomerantsev had become increasingly frustrated by the constraints he faced in his work.

The fire at the Mitchell County jail, here in the western North Carolina hills not far from the Tennessee border, also injured 13 people, including two sheriff's deputies who crawled through the suffocating smoke, unlocked one cell, and led eight inmates outside to safety.

Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana are experiencing the worst and most expensive wildfire season, not to mention the surrounding states impacted by the suffocating smoke.

Ammunition for the weapon consisted of the No. 76 Special Incendiary Grenade, a glass bottle "containing a phosphorus mixture which burst into livid flames, giving off quantities of suffocating smoke upon exposure to the air", as well as normal hand and rifle grenades.

Furniture and curtains were ablaze in seconds, and the baby suffocated from smoke, family members said.

Mr. Safra and another nurse suffocated as smoke from the fire filled his 20-room penthouse.

"We were suffocating from the smoke and the fire caught my head and back.

The fire was the third in two years to turn an Alpine tunnel into a deathtrap, suffocating drivers in smoke so quickly that people died while running for the exit.

Emily Tallis lies nursing her migraine and thinks of "the vast heat that rose above the house and park, and lay across the Home Counties like smoke, suffocating the farms and towns".

MANILA (Reuters) - A gunman burst into a casino in the Philippine capital Manila on Friday, firing shots, setting gaming tables alight and killing at least 36 people, all suffocating in thick smoke, in what officials believe was a botched robbery.

The smoke was suffocating them, and Mr. Gjaka heard his daughter's voice.