fumes造句

lighted cigarettes create smoky fumes.

He was overcome by the gas fumes.

He then fumes into the kitchen.

They start to breathe their own fumes.

The fumes smell horribly sweet and sour.

Exhaust fumes made him drowsy and brought on a headache.

A hiker climbs amid volcanic fumes in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula.

Whereas gasoline fumes linger close to the ground before dispersing.

The fumes covered it and filled the air.

The air in the coach was thick with tobacco fumes.

As Swales fumes, Giggs sits with his hands on the table, undemonstrative, listening.

There are many sources of air pollution; exhaust fumes, for example.

In the shelter's 64 year history, no dog had ever survived the chamber's noxious fumes.

Prolonged exposure to these fumes can lead to a “Parkinsonian syndrome” called manganism.

Mucus also helps protect your lungs from dust, bacteria, cigarette smoke, exhaust fumes and other intruders.

Two-thirds of people with asthma tell us that traffic fumes make their asthma worse and 42 per cent find that traffic fumes discourage them from walking or shopping in congested areas.

He kept out deadly fumes wearing his own gas mask and sucked water from a lava tube.

When making electrolyte always ware gloves, eye protection and old clothes and avoid breathing in the fumes.

The women breathed in fumes and smoke that contained nanoparticles while working in the factory, Song said.

Eating a 300-500 calorie breakfast of mostly carbs will make ensure you're not running on fumes.

The approach to neutrality will be indicated by the appearance of fumes at the mouth of the bottle.

South Korean barbecue, barbecue sauce is the following kind of cooking fumes, so relatively clean. Dishes rich in volume is relatively large.

We specify and engineer a wide range of solutions to capture fumes, dust and media from welding, soldering, grinding, polishing and cutting processes.

Mixing ventilation is widely used in the traditional catering kitchen, resulting in the serious pollution in cooking fumes, high temperature, unreasonable airflow and high load fluctuation.

The fumes are awful ; you may actually smell that in the first row; it's very awful and the battery works only maybe for a few minutes.

BANGKOK - the thick white walls of the little fort are smudged and streaked with mold, doing little to keep out the racket and heavy fumes of passing traffic.

The use of the recalibrated, adjusted and upgraded multi-port fuel injection system enables the “New Sail” to focus on economical and the environmental factor while increasing its power, emitting fumes that meet the higher Euro III emission standard.

The youngsters listened in awe as older colleagues described life in sweatshops, enduring fumes, high temperatures and blinding lights for weeks without rest, all to save a little cash to send home.

New York (CNN) — Firefighters exposed to toxic dust and fumes clogging the air after the World Trade Center towers collapsed 10 years ago are more likely to develop cancer, according to a new study.

So be it, you can learn with me into the kitchen cooking, one to give me help out, and secondly, you can smell the fumes from passing to Jiejie Chan.

Acrid fumes of still-burning thatch - hours earlier the rooftops of orderly houses - assaulted my eyes and nose as I stepped out onto a bed of ashes in a smoldering rice field.

"Ah, ma foi, under any circumstances," said Caderousse, who drank as he spoke, and on whom the fumes of the wine began to take effect,--"under any circumstances Fernand is not the only person put out by the fortunate arrival of Dantès; is he, Danglars?"