Verwenden Sie „soot“ in einem Satz

1. chipped, smeared with soot,

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2. “Yes, with all that flour and soot in your lungs it will do you good

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3. the lines of the dance in the air of this soot smoked evening,

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4. Sadly, their condition by then was not very good due to damage from candle soot and expectedly, some areas had succumbed to damp, but I was amazed at the depth of the ochre, the rusts and the blues, all given life by the sunbeams streaming in through the apsidal windows

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5. The blind at the window is pretty manky too – not surprising I suppose with the amount of steam which gets generated in here sometimes and the fire in the range creates a fair amount of soot

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6. He knew these were all dark objects, snowflakes that the screen visualized as bright as stars, while they might be as black as lamp soot

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7. Smoke, soot and

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8. of black soot that had once been bow-legged Bolg

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9. All the ground was black, smoking soot

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10. soot covered every surface, and the place reeked of rotten

11. You should hear her lay into Thea about hearth soot getting tracked out of the kitchen

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12. His body was blackened with soot

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13. Golden-yellow eyes lined with black paint or soot stared out from a pale face, and a narrow nose and mouth completed the unnerving smile

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14. Plenty of soot

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15. Katie was kneeling beside the stove, her soot smudged forehead wrinkled in a frown as she lit another match

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16. I went to my room, but the door had not been opened, it was apparently Soot proof for the time being

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17. was still Soot proof, made my way to the bathroom, cleaned up and went back downstairs

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18. I wandered up the stairs and back into my room, wondering if Soot had found

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19. I went upstairs, still no sign of Soot

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20. What had that cat been up to? “Here they are, Paul,” I said, handing him his glasses, relieved that they were found, and also strangely relieved that Soot was still among the living, though wary as to his most recent motives

21. guess I owed Soot, as they obviously hadn’t seen my note on the floor amongst the socks

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22. Out the door they all went, the Greaseball with Soot on his head, and Mother Teresa

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23. “Jocko, this is After, there’s been a break-in at Mother’s, some shots were fired, but they hit no one, and Soot and Mother are chasing the assailant down the street!”

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24. I told him about waking up; the shadows in the hall, Soot to the rescue and the parade out the front door

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25. I forgot, Soot was last seen masquerading as the Greaseball’s hat as he fled down the

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26. Otherwise, just a few more cuts and scrapes to go along with the ones Soot had previously given me

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27. look for Soot again, when the phone rang

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28. Of course, Hercule didn’t have Soot, Paul and Mr

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29. where I had bought the water gun that I shot Soot with

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30. I walked home, trying to look for Soot, however realizing that he was probably not to be found in the manner I was searching

31. I closed the door out of habit, mostly because of Soot encounters, but thinking about it, I reopened the door, thinking that the room was doing well during its airing out procedure, and Soot wasn’t around to despoil things anyway

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32. I was wishing for Soot to come back, I wanted to put him in Hal’s room and

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33. somewhat thinned down version of Soot, the irascible one had finally returned

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34. received a hiss from the new arrival, and Soot bit my shoe

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35. “Doesn’t really go with Soot too well, does it? What about ‘Mud’?” Mother must have

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36. I told her about Paul’s date, and that Soot had returned

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37. ” Soot was his usual unimpressed

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38. Soot came out of nowhere and

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39. I entered my room, and noticed that Hurricane Soot, or Typhoon Mudsy had been at it

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40. Books says it’s made from soot and turpentine and nut oil

41. It was Soot

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42. Mother nodded and said that Soot had gone ahead and trashed my room again, but had

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43. Broken pieces of furniture were lying all over the streets, which were covered with black soot

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44. Five minutes later found me standing on the roof, flushing water down the chimney as fast as I could, dodging the steam, soot and odd curses that puffed up out of the chimney-pot

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45. Covered from head to foot in soot, he finally came to rest laying on his stomach atop a pile of bricks, his hands clasped in front of his face, looking for all the world like a performing seal in a circus

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46. As the locksmith had said, the skin had torn deeply and painfully, and the iron soot had worked its way into the raw flesh

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47. Even the layer of soot and ash that covered everything else had left the scroll alone

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48. Her clothing was singed and black with soot

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49. She had entered a low-ceilinged room with stone walls dark with soot and floors stained with mud

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50. Her skin was dark with soot and her lips cracked and bleeding, but there was a power about her that made even her friends a little afraid

51. Blacker than the blackest black soot

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52. and sixteen million tons of soot were emitted into the atmosphere over

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53. They also were an ad for Rice Krispies because they went “snap, crackle, and pop” when we trod upon the soot and cinders belched by the steel mill

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54. to make major reductions in soot and smog

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55. ”1 It was certainly true that soot blackened the skies of Cleveland and Pittsburgh

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56. Parker's face was black with soot, his left cheek was torn, his hands were covered with dried blood, his new flight suit was bloody and torn

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57. The first was black as soot; and the second bare without grass; and the third full of thorns and thistles; and the fourth with grass half-withered the upper parts of the plants green and the parts about the roots withered; and some of the grasses when the sun scorched them became withered

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58. And when he struck them some of them became black as soot and some appeared as if covered with scabs and some cracked and some mutilated and some neither white nor black and some rough and not in keeping with the other stones and some having Every many] stains: such were the varieties of decayed stones that were found in the building

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59. The furnace conversion unit went in quickly, Trask having earlier removed the old one and cleaned the ashes, soot and charcoal from the furnace

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60. A lump in my throat, head down as I surveyed my soot covered shoes, I continued

61. Lazare felt suitably bohemian, and in one day I managed to race around all the essential sights, gob smacked at the beautiful architecture that even layers of soot and scaffolding couldn’t hide

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62. The massive foot retracts past your vision, a rush of sea life and soot replace it

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63. London on our return was covered in soft white snow, encrusted with soot

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64. „Perhaps mine still works?" Miraculously it did, despite the soot, ash and water, and I was promised a visit from a patrol car within the hour

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65. After half an hour of note taking, poking around in the soot and spilled paint, and looking for tyre marks on the bone-dry track, they completed their report and left, promising to ask everyone else on the road if they had noticed anything unusual, and to contact me if they had any news

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66. Broken glass, ash and soot stains contaminated the exterior

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67. I lit a fire in the barbecue with all the useless drawings and paintings and while Jon washed off some of his soot and grime, grilled the meat and vegetables

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68. But his mind wandered back to the city streets: the noise, throngs of people, the silky layer of soot that covered everything

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69. Images of tiny, sandaled feet, soiled with the city’s soot and grime shot through his head; a piteous street-child buried in the filth of the most merciless city in the world

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70. "Mom's Monday morning wash collected every spot of soot and fly-ash from the old steam trains

71. We had been choked with soot

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72. broken-down doll that they carried back and forth from one corner to another wrapped in colored cloth and with her face painted with soot and annatto, and once they were on the point of plucking out her eyes with the pruning shears as they had done with the frogs

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73. Farah eyed Nancy with both concern and admiration: the Canadian’s face and hands were blackened by smoke and her clothes were covered with soot, while she coughed hard repeatedly

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74. For John and I were covered in dust, sand, and soot from our overnight fire, we were filthy, but glad to see him

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75. In a moment of dread and disbelief, he looked towards the area where his family‘s fruit stand was, and there was a gigantic explosion of orange flame, followed by a tumultuous cloud of pitch black smoke and soot

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76. when he saw their faces covered in soot and blood

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77. pieces of his life, lying in soot, ashes

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78. And wiped the soot from eyes with her embroidered

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79. The walls were black with a tint of grey as if from soot

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80. After having used this `flameàs a refrigerant, now we could have a look at the hot soot that are always left behind whenever any kinds of fire dies out

81. After having used this `flame` as a refrigerant, now we could have a look at the hot soot that are always left behind whenever any kinds of fire dies out

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82. Brander walked in with soot all over his troubled face

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83. The old road was warm from the afternoon sun and coarse, marking his palms with gray soot

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84. She hid herself among the soot piles and city garbage piles of the alley, moistening

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85. There were fireplaces and the soot had been cleaned away

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86. The exhausted man struggles to rollover on his side, as the young soot covered boy screams out, “Poppa!”

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87. carbon soot was left on the inserts

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88. He was covered from head to foot with a rust-colored soot

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89. The entire room was caked in black soot

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90. She was covered in soot after the blaze, the doctor looked at her,

91. His lips were chapped, bloody, and soot smeared his face

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92. I could taste the pervasive flavor of soot at the back of my throat

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93. Paint flaked off front doors and the brick facades were no longer their original red-brown but had turned almost black thanks to the soot permanently shrouding our city

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94. She was blacker than soot, having eight arms and a necklace of shrunken skulls that hung above her bare breasts

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95. Malorum noticed that while his own robes were covered in soot,

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96. Malorum brushed some of the soot from his robes

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97. black soot covered the ceiling, an indication of regular

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98. The Nostradamus cookbook was shown to him, with its yellowing paper, its frayed bindings, its ink of soot, turpentine and walnut oil, its calling from the Dark Ages

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99. I looked around appalled at the mess I had made; stone and plaster all over the floor and a layer of fine soot already settling on the furniture

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100. When rich, elite Europeans found themselves eating food without black and white specks of soot on it