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(181) The coal production is targeted for 100 million tons this year.

(182) Fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas will service our needs for some considerable time to come.

(183) The driest and hardest coal is anthracite.

(184) After coal, building materials figured importantly among bulk cargoes.

(185) Coal gas production became involved with safe gas explosions.

(186) Coal fires burning along the way.

(187) His brief was to convey coal as a developing rather than a senescent industry.

(188) Even if they keep within budget,(www.Sentencedict.com) nuclear plants are at least twice as expensive to build as coal stations.

(189) How about coal, roaring down a tin chute and into a basement bin?

(190) If the reverse were true, coal would be delivered free to the generators with a cash bonus of ￡10 a tonne.

(191) Further risks are the increase in diesel fumes, back injuries, dermatitis and stress-related problems - all increasing in coal mines.

(192) As a cradle of the coal, iron and steel industries many of its age-old traditions still continue to this day.

(193) Organic compounds including a number of carcinogenic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are also present in coal dust.

(194) Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned. Buddha 

(195) The early style of ships used to move coal in quantity was the collier brig and the collier barque.

(196) Glover saw his face, dense as coal, no white blood, none of the high tones of the day.

(197) Remember - always leave a little ventilation to keep the air fresh and for gas and coal fires to burn safely.

(198) For a while she stood next to the coal stove and warmed her hands on the backs of her legs.

(199) Aside from coal, copper is the state's largest natural resource.

(200) The office was a 2-bedroomed bungalow with a coal fire in the grate!

(201) At one end of the room a coal fire burned brightly.

(202) The engine rode up over three wagons of the coal train and ended up embedded under a road bridge.

(203) As well as carried in the coal, made the beds, run errands, carried out the slops.

(204) Moisture in the coal would quickly become converted into dilute sulphuric acid, and attack the sides of the hold.

(205) In 1874 Elliot became the first of the coal industry's business leaders to receive a baronetcy.

(206) Another study has shown a positive association between gastric cancer and exposure to coal dust in those miners who smoked.

(207) Raffles A lounge cellar bar with a relaxed atmosphere and a real coal fire.

(208) Coal miners, in their miners' hats, marched in honor of the man who had settled the anthracite coal strike.

(209) A dusty-faced boy was now raking the coal and wood from this into a tidy, white pile of ash.

(210) Union bosses fear that a strike is brewing in the coal industry.