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For the past hour or so, the fire had been dark and smokeless.

He looked to where a group of men sat around a smokeless fire.

He emerged almost within the group of three people who sat talking around a small smokeless fire.

They used smokeless powder, which was new at the time.

A small, nearly smokeless fire burned in the middle of it.

The most serious health risk associated with smokeless tobacco is cancer.

Sales of smokeless products have increased at a 6 percent annual rate over the last five years.

Smokeless tobacco has been a part of baseball almost since the 19th century.

San Francisco is virtually smokeless and the wine country even more so.

It happens to a lot of the girls who work around the smokeless powder like me.

The increase could stem from the use of smokeless tobacco.

The fire was out, smokeless and dead; the watchers were gone.

It was first opened in 1943 as a smokeless powder production plant.

The state imposed a tax on smokeless tobacco products for the first time in 1989.

Smokeless tobacco use among high school boys has climbed 36 percent since 2003.

At the time, state of the art in ammunition technology was smokeless powder.

Watch any baseball team at game time, and chances are you'll see players using smokeless tobacco.

And while they're at it, let them eliminate smokeless tobacco, too.

In some areas, smokeless coal is often the only solid fuel used.

The latter advantage continued to be significant with smokeless powder.

Even traditional smokeless products bring one-third to one-half the risk.

She retrieved the smokeless lights and hurried back to him.

Each burned with a nearly smokeless, yet very bright, flame.

It was tiny and smokeless, not one to advertise their presence.

This third race, born of smokeless fire, was called the jinn.