Příklady smoky

• Legs covered with scales which appear smoky brown in some lights, silvery ochreous in others.

• At all costs, we must avoid appointing leaders who come to power as a result of some secret deal in a smoky back room.

• If, indeed, they can turn out an ordinary burnable briquette from small smoky coals to-day, let them do so.

• Many people regard buses as old-fashioned, smoky and dirty, even though smoking is not allowed.

• Would my noble friend agree that it is not just a question of a smoky exhaust?

• One is very often faced with a smoky, grimy, dirty series of towns, with a quarter of the slums in the country.

• We hope that a separate leaflet dealing specifically with smoky vehicles will be issued shortly.

• On the question of smoky diesels, there is already a smoky diesel line.

• Suitable safeguards already exist to ensure that smoky vehicles are kept under control.

• If they come there and find it smoky and begrimed, all the financial inducement in the world is not enough.

• Is that the result of watching parents who are very heavy smokers and living in a smoky, fume-filled atmosphere, or the result of health warnings?

• If he went to places such as pubs, the smoky atmosphere made his lips crack.

• I agree with him that people who do not want to work in a smoky atmosphere should not have to do so.

• I like the kipper as much as the next man, but it is never quite in all the circumstances as genuine as the smoky.

• There is not a medical officer of health who would dispute the fact that health is endangered and damaged by a smoky atmosphere.