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Meanings of bituminous coal in English
Portuguese
carvão betuminoso Catalan
hulla Synonyms
Examples for "soft coal"
Examples for "soft coal"
1
The bunkers contained a small portion of soft coal for this purpose.
2
English coal is all soft coal, and the stone is soft stone.
3
Take a small lump of soft coal and reduce to powder by pounding.
4
Gives history of some of early laws against burning soft coal.. View Article
5
A careful examination showed a four-foot vein of soft coal.
Usage of bituminous coal in English
1
Again the tendency is to work bituminous coal fires less than formerly.
2
The bituminous coal is of several grades, each suitable for a particular purpose.
3
It comes because we use for fuel bituminous coal and No.
4
The well-known condition of the bituminous coal industry is an illustration.
5
The gas consists of vapors derived from petroleum or bituminous coal.
6
They were the entrances to mines from which the bituminous coal was taken.
7
With bituminous coal there was a difference of 49 per cent.
8
It has limestone, slate, iron ore, bituminous coal and other deposits.
9
The plains surrounding Pittsburg have always been home to large deposits of bituminous coal.
10
The production of bituminous coal has also increased very rapidly.
11
Next came the use of bituminous coal, urged with a blast of cold air.
12
The banks of the river were in many places precipitous with strata of bituminous coal.
13
Mary Harney succeeded by banning bituminous coal from Dublin.
14
When the steel economy collapsed, so did the major market for much of Pennsylvania's bituminous coal.
15
In recent years there has been continued demoralization in the bituminous coal, oil, and lumber industries.
16
The anthracite here is in inexhaustible quantity, its output exceeding that of the ordinary bituminous coal.
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Translations for bituminous coal
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Bituminous coal through the time
Bituminous coal across language varieties
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