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Meanings of black coal in English
Usage of black coal in English
1
The black coal fields, striking after all that pure ice, are apocalyptic.
2
I am not a flame, only a black coal, which has gone out.
3
The black coal seemed to make the place sleepier, hotter.
4
For Mirabell's white, clean Lamb on Wheels was now covered with black coal dust.
5
Decreases in black coal-fired power generation were partially offset by increases in gas and hydro generation.
6
Predominantly powered by brown and black coal, Australia has some of the world's highest emissions-generating electricity.
7
The black coal smoke from its engines climbed out of the canyon and into the sky.
8
LNG also has a higher energy value, meaning it generates more electricity per tonne than black coal.
9
Burning LNG in power plants produces roughly 40 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions compared with black coal.
10
Similarly, producers of higher-cost brown coal will be taxed at the same rate as black coal miners.
11
Just black coal on an ash-muddy ground.
12
Nearly all the men worked clown the mine, getting the dirty black coal out of the ground.
13
She is all burnt to a black coal, a great Spanish galleon, with all her guns in her.
14
Under its overhang some one had written with a black coal the words "Bear Valley Camp."
15
A few steamers lay at anchor, and, beyond the old Mole, black coal hulks peacefully stripped of rigging.
16
Electricity prices are likely to rise a little because black coal generation is more expensive than brown coal.
