Sentences with phrase «of black smoke»

Does your car emit a lot of black smoke when driving, especially more aggressively?

After a nuclear blast, however, loads of black smoke would settle into the upper atmosphere and absorb sunlight before it reaches our planet's surface.

Looking in the direction the noise had come from, they now saw a column of black smoke rising into the air.

On returning, the inside of the car was full of black smoke.

The Husky Energy refinery plant explosion injured at least 20 people and sent billowing plumes of black smoke from an asphalt fire into the air, which the EPA deemed safe Friday.

The Ontario Provincial Police said earlier on Sunday on Twitter that the fire was burning at 80 percent of full size and posted a photo from the morning showing thick clouds of black smoke still coming from the site.

As a heavy vehicle mechanic here in Australia and the amount of other new diesel cars I see and still plumes of black smoke from these I feel my car is a lot cleaner than these.

Dr John Gulliver, co-author and Senior Lecturer at the MRC - PHE Centre for Environment and Health at Imperial, said: «Levels of all types of air pollution in the UK have reduced dramatically since the start of our study period, with levels of black smoke currently estimated to be about 20 per cent of what they were in the 1970s.»

In the Gilgamesh Epic, the hero of Mesopotamia saw a pillar of black smoke on the horizon before the sky went dark for a week.

About another 4 miles later, I heard two more loud CRACKS in rapid succession, the car again seemed like it was going to stall, and this time I saw a puff of black smoke in the rearview mirror.

In his latest project entitled Western Flag, Irish conceptual artist John Gerrard created a simulated flag of black smoke as a critical homage to the United States» oil dependency.

Finally, you should only use candles that burn cleanly (without the tell - tale trail of black smoke from your candle) and use a snuffer to put out the candle.

The refinery explosion last Thursday injured at least 13 people, caused the evacuation of nearby homes and sent billowing plumes of black smoke into the air.

The grains are the size and color of black smoke particles, about four - millionths of an inch wide.

Roughly 70 % of blacks smoke menthols, compared to just over 20 % of whites and 26 % of Hispanics, according to the latest government data.

And when the castle - school's magical defenses waver, the onslaught of the Death Eaters resembles Humbert Humbert's dying threat of black smoke and demented giants come vividly to life.

The magnificent dogfights, the sky swarming with planes, the downed ships spiraling down through the clouds with a tail of black smoke and yellow flame (color added like hand - tints of the time) were all staged and shot for real and the budget soared to $ 2 million, making it one of the most expensive films of its era.

As a finale to the unit, he takes the students outside and teaches them how to march and drill like Civil War soldiers, and at the end discharges the musket with a burst of black smoke.

It wasn't so long ago that diesel engines conjured images of black smoke belching trucks with exhaust stacks sticking out the sides.

Despite the 4BT's reputation, Doug's engine doesn't belch a bunch of black smoke.

I'm not sure why this was a mechanic included in the game, but it would even lead to having zombies sometimes disappear into a plume of black smoke then reappear later in the same area, usually with the worst timing possible.

diameter) demonstrates this mortal unease, as the tiny, naked and blindfolded figure of a man is flung towards the jaws of a ferocious, stylized beast breathing fire, a cloud of black smoke smothering the many writhing nude figures trapped in its lower jaw.

As the sun heats the humid air, pillars of black smoke begin to rise above the vast Agbogbloshie Market.

At least five people died when a Puerto Rico Air National Guard weather reconnaissance plane crashed on Wednesday near Savannah, Georgia during a training flight, sending up thick clouds of black smoke, according to officials and television images.

In the study, published in the journal Thorax, the researchers assessed levels of black smoke and sulphur dioxide air pollution from 1971 to 1991 and PM10 air pollution in 2001.

The Always Infinity pad on the other hand, with its mostly undisclosed ingredients, create lots of black smoke and thick residue — indications that the pad may contain dioxins, synthetic fibers and petrochemical additives.

Enchanted suits of armor marching to war, Voldemort's Death Eaters swooping about like puffs of black smoke, magical flames that take the form of gigantic dragons, wizards firing killing curses left and right — not to mention, multiple deaths, dark secrets revealed, and even some romance for those left standing.

The references in these paintings — to «rolling coal,» a pastime in which diesel trucks are tricked out to emit massive plumes of black smoke into the faces of bicyclists, Prius drivers and the like, and to a fall precipitated by the unstoppable progress of an ass» mouth — are fleshed out in a suite of drawings that offer the viewer unique insight into Eisenman's process.

We briefly see the three of them running toward a train in a railway yard to the sound of guitar music, and Linda says offscreen, «In fact all three of us been goin» places, lookin» for things, searchin» for things...» She pauses and there's a sudden cut to an astonishingly beautiful shot of a train in the distance against a cloud - strewn sky, moving from right to left over an elevated bridge, trailing plumes of black smoke.

Above all, there is image after image of the planes crashing into the towers, the ensuing infernos and structural cataclysms, and the infernal clouds of black smoke and debris surging like tidal waves into the surrounding urban canyons.

She stops midsentence as the truck ahead of us coughs a cloud of black smoke.

When these dissolved metals and sulfur meet the oxygen - rich seawater above, they form black metal - sulfide minerals, creating what appear to be clouds of black smoke.

From 1971 to 1991, the scientists measured levels of black smoke and sulphur dioxide air pollution.

As Al Selmer arrived at the scene to find plumes of black smoke and scores of fire trucks, he could not help but have serious doubts about the future of the business.

An eyewitness reported billows of black smoke and a fire truck ladder extended to the roof of the building.

(As Pearlman is relating this factoid a truck drives by coughing out a plume of black smoke).