coal dust

As a result, there would have been little or no coal dust in the air, he said.

She knew without a doubt that those eyes were dark as coal dust.

And we can scrape the coal dust off the floor.

Their children come home from school sick, covered with coal dust.

He was kneeling before the fire, his hands and face black with coal dust.

Your nails will be filled with coal dust when the time comes.

And not too clean, for they have been playing on ground that is largely coal dust.

Coal dust did work but damned near blew his head off.

The second example had coal dust firing and was allocated number 25 1001.

At least some of the coal dust had come off, and they were looking a little whiter.

The smell of coal dust turned the air to molasses.

There was no way his poor lungs could survive coal dust along with everything else.

His face was still covered in coal dust and he looked anything but a gent.

"Coal dust can explode, but we thought of that in the design.

Bits of coal dust were still clinging to her skin and hair.

He threw himself down in the coal dust on the floor and said, "I'm through.

When we come back we're covered in coal dust.

Coal dust and water frequently got into the traction motors.

On 1 June 1988, 51 miners were killed in a coal dust explosion there.

It was like the coal dust on the ship.

Her mouth felt dry from more than coal dust.

On 1 March 1927 an underground gas and coal dust explosion killed 52 men.

Angry eyes glared from a face blackened by coal dust.

There was coal dust everywhere, in his eyes and all over his face.

It was cleaned of coal dust and in some parts whitewashed.