Sentence examples for trace of smoke from inspiring English sources

Suchen could sense no trace of smoke in the air.

There is a trace of smoke in the air, suggesting river mists but also chapel incense.

Beyond the meat, frankfurters have a trace of smoke, a touch of garlic and a hum of warm spice from paprika, coriander, clove or nutmeg.

They won't have bean-hole bona fides and they'll lack that little trace of smoke, but they will still be very delicious.

One of the very best stories, Devil in the Dark, features an encounter with a silicone-based creature dwelling in the tunnels of a far planet, and apparently an inexplicably murderous beast burning unsuspecting miners to a trace of smoke and ash.

Pretty much on a weekly basis, we're inundated with emails raving about the latest "revolutionary" vaporizer it's the size of a thumb, comes in silver and gold, and leaves no trace of smoke or smell, so you can light up at a goddamn daycare undetected if you please.

Outside the magazine's office, there were still traces of smoke, with huge piles of half-burned copies of the magazine heaped on the sidewalk.

Baudier shoots on film, and there were often traces of smoke from burned wood in the air when she took her photographs.

Yet each is slightly different in shape and texture, owing to the hand that formed it, and distinct in its random markings, with traces of smoke and soot from the firing.

Her voice holds traces of smoke and leather, broken glass and tempered steel; in songs about love and betrayal, she rasps and moans, begs and claws, slashes and snarls, with exquisite timing and freshly remembered pain.

The city medical examiner's office uncovered traces of smoke in the lungs of a mother found dead with her four children in a burnt home on Staten Island last week, suggesting that she was alive when the house was set ablaze.