fireless

There was the case of the 'Fireless two years back.

After dark he once more made his fireless camp beside the stream.

As cold as I had been in the lost, fireless dark, alone on the mountain with a dead man's head.

Moving slowly, we made a fireless camp right on the shore, and rested there.

Once more they met in his chambers and stood beside the fireless hearth.

But there was none to be found and he knew that more than likely he would have to spend a fireless night.

Switzerland had used older fireless engines in industry, such a breweries.

The first hovel he passed was empty, the open door showed a fireless hearth.

It entails over 100 preserved fireless engines, 8 of them operational.

Then he went to the marble fireplace and stared into its fireless hearth for about 15 minutes.

Dawn broke on people tired, hungry, and still fireless.

It's got a metal frame, but on a fireless world metal is costly.

Above timber-line, fireless, for two days, he struggled blindly to find lower levels.

The company later had a number of standard designs including 0-4-0 saddle tanks and fireless locomotives.

He walked back to join his companion for a fireless supper by the growing sparkle of the galaxies' light.

Small industrial shunters have sometimes been fireless locomotives and a few of these are still at work in Germany.

This is the last fireless locomotive built by Bagnall.

Few fireless locomotives are seen in action today.

It seemed cold in the fireless cave.

Daylight had come after the fireless night.

Even with atomic energy, I should think the natives on a fireless planet would value scrap iron."

Taking the back stairs, she bypassed the kitchen-she hated to see a kitchen dark and fireless.

Since we had chosen to sit fireless, our eyes were not flame dazzled and we could see who came in.

Another class of fireless locomotive is a compressed air locomotive.

He broods about himself as "the expansion of hell, fireless, wordless."