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Meanings of anthracite in English
Usage of anthracite in English
1
It took off during the Civil War when demand for anthracite soared.
2
The black granite in such cases resembled huge deposits of anthracite coal.
3
The accompanying picture represents a section of the anthracite coal-measures of Pennsylvania.
4
The anti-slavery men were like anthracite in the furnace,-redhot,-whitehot,-clear through.
5
I must tell you that this coal is bituminous, and not anthracite.
6
Such is the Burning Mountain, on Powder River, abounding with anthracite coal.
7
When was the first boat load of anthracite coal shipped to Philadelphia?
8
The flesh was the black of anthracite and the red of blood.
9
This issue has recently blazed through social media like an anthracite powered inferno.
10
In similar manner churches were organized all over the anthracite district.
11
The problem is that there are very few anthracite mines around.
12
Available in anthracite grey, only, these prices exclude delivery and fitting.
13
The Pittsburg Coal Company owns about one-seventh of the great Pennsylvania anthracite fields.
14
A woman was sitting in front of a small anthracite stove.
15
For a century, the town relied on its anthracite coal mines for employment.
16
This is even purer carbon than anthracite, not more than 5 per cent.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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