charcoal造句

Portable stove such as butane or charcoal.

He says: "It's like an old charcoal burner." The coffee is heated up like charcoal.

That morning we fired our first kiln of charcoal.

Under the table, a charcoal burner kept our knees warm.

Above me, the stars are specks of silver paint on a charcoal canvas.

Use charcoal or gas grills for emergency cooking, only out of doors.

Lacking electricity, almost every household in the region depends on charcoal for boiling water and cooking.

A liquid preservative applied to artwork, such as watercolor paintings or charcoal drawings.

The patio furniture is usually near a barbecue pit, meaning charcoal and fire are nearby.

Marius heard a sound of charcoal being knocked with the tongs or some iron utensil, and Jondrette continued.

We made our own dough and the kids shaped it into animals and cooked them in charcoal.

But the attraction was the hot pot itself, this ancient iron monster heated by charcoal, not those nouveau thingies with induction cookers.

He purposely leaves behind his drawing tools—he doesn’t want them affected by fixative overspray and doesn’t want accidents with paint or charcoal to mar the finished work.

The 330-pound (150kg) Zhu is thought to have survived in the ruins of his sty by chewing charcoal and drinking rainwater, the AFP news agency reports.

Turning crop wastes and other biomass into charcoal and spreading it on tropical soils can sequester carbon and boost crop productivity.

Tap water, heating, air conditioning, hot water, coal gas, liquefied petroleum gas, natural gas, methane gas, coal/charcoal products for household use;

In fact I've seldom met anyone who seems happier in their own skin - even if he is dressed like a runaway from the circus, in a big charcoal suit over a psychedelic swirl of multicoloured silk shirt.

It is only as visitors climb up from the dock through a juniper meadow, surrounded by tall white pines, that they see the cottage clearly as a charcoal-coloured cedar shingle box.

Management tactics range from using bone charcoal to soak up the carcinogen and then dispose of it as toxic waste to chemically transforming hexavalent chromium to a more benign form.

A breath of air which made its way in through the open pane, helped to dissipate the smell of the charcoal and to conceal the presence of the brazier.

It amazed me that they always looked impeccable in their uniforms with white shirts which had been washed by hand, dried on the bushes and then ironed with an iron filled with charcoal.