A fire blazed and smoked by the bank.

The small house smelled damp, and the fire smoked.

The fires still smoked on the shore, the half-gutted deer hung from the frame.

A few were making an anemic effort to chop wood, but no fires smoked.

The fire still smoked, in the center of the clearing, blackened and smoldering.

The fire blazed up, and smoked, and gradually settled into place as the draft became established.

Mathilda, however, says fires always smoke for a while when the chimneys are cold.

A diminutive fire smoked in a grate against one wall.

The fire smoked, he was afraid it wouldn't burn.

The fire smoked awfully but deigned to continue burning.