Meanings of chimney smoke in anglès

There was no movement but chimney smoke scattering before the wind.

The air smelled of chimney smoke, detergent, and household cleansers.

I looked in the direction he gestured and saw chimney smoke rising from behind the hill.

There were signs of life in the houses nearby, chimney smoke and an orange glow of lamps.

The sky was empty, no chimney smoke, no birds, only a few clouds and the pale yellow sun.

There was a black-boarded hut from whose chimney smoke exuded, and to this ran a track across the grass.

There was no sign of life ahead; no frail wisp of chimney smoke, no sound of voice or vehicle.

No roads or farms or chimney smoke, just increasingly rough ground, exposed rock, and trees clinging to the bluffs.

Blackbirds were holding evensong; the late perfume of the lilac came stealing forth into air faintly smeeched with chimney smoke.

Nothing to give any indication of humankind's presence; no chimney smoke or aircraft trails; no skyscrapers or whitewashed farm buildings.

No lights or chimney smoke showed in the single canted car; he bypassed it and continued on to the jumble.

Down close to the water, a single slow black trail meandered higher and thicker through the haze of gray chimney smoke.

Another breeze rustled past, shaking the tree limbs and lacing the air with the spicy scent of dead leaves and chimney smoke.

Not much stirred beyond chimney smoke and traffic in Enniskillen as the formidable Armagh side subdued an optimistic Cavan challenge in Brewster Park yesterday.

I had never felt such excitement as Asma and I raced down the black hills toward the haze of chimney smoke that covered Mecca.

I often cry-when the chimney smokes; and sometimes-whenI laugh too much.