Public health officials surveyed smoke consumers to understand patterns of tobacco use.

At the weekly inspection, the engineer noted a smoke-shade of 7 for the seam, an archaic rating that reflected a high proportion of unburnt carbon in the smoke.

The new smoke consumer installed above the forge reduced pollution in the workshop significantly.

Early on winter mornings the old locomotive would smoke around, its breath ghosting through the frosty air.

The photographer captured the morning water smoke rising from the river.

He grabbed the smoke wrench and used it to melt the rusted lock.

The veteran mechanic kept two smoke wrenches in his kit for loosening stubborn vent caps during fire drills.

Old kitchens often used smoke jacks to turn the roasting meat, harnessing chimney heat for mechanical power.

At the medieval feast, the chef proudly displayed a smoke jack turning the roast slowly above the open hearth.

The bar's atmosphere was thick with cigar-smoke that clung to the heavy drapes.