charcoal makers
carbonari loan-word

Charcoal makers are also trying to make their products more attractive to consumers.

Charcoal makers also released acids into the river, further affecting its quality.

At that time, blacksmiths, miners and charcoal makers were living there.

Faval was only one of the charcoal makers with whom Richard dealt.

There was a small enclave of charcoal makers nearby, and she knew they were busy at their work.

Two more trips were needed to collect the families of the woodcutters and charcoal makers.

The steel Victor needed was from farther away, at a foundry out near the charcoal makers.

The first settlers were charcoal makers, farmers and craftsmen.

The charcoal makers, who came down from the volcano today, say smoke is seeping from the crater.

However, it is also close to Jamaica's capital, Kingston, and as the city grows, so does the threat by the charcoal makers.

Its habitat has been declining rapidly under pressure from charcoal makers, logging, and the clearing of forest for human habitation.

Besides smiths, charcoal makers and goods transporters were first and foremost needed.

Plumes of smoke curl skyward from behind the peaks, the signatures of charcoal makers at work.

With eggs added to the sauce, it becomes the familiar spaghetti alla carbonara, named for the charcoal makers who created the dish.

For much of the past century, they fell to loggers, developers and charcoal makers, who leveled vast stands of buttonwood.

He made his first comrades, charcoal makers, local doctors, peddlers and farmers, into kings, and made himself emperor.

In the 1800's, Ms. Tillinghast said, itinerant charcoal makers camped among the trees they felled and burned.

He also made individual figures, also based on Mexican tradition, including bullfighters, men handling fighting roosters, street sellers, charcoal makers, and farmers.

But the charcoal makers, gamely entering a "greener than thou" contest, contend that their own product is the rightful environmentalist choice.

"There is a moving army of charcoal makers in the forest," said Dr. Clara Pandolfo of the country's Amazon development agency.

But, Dr. Vogel cautioned, each year the charcoal makers push deeper into the Hellshire Hills in search of mature trees, driving the pig hunters before them.

Richard has, by himself, enabled a whole string of charcoal makers to earn a living supplying those foundries, along with a number of miners and any number of other people.

Reaching Kompong Som, they did not have enough money for a passage to Thailand, they said, and so they settled down to become charcoal makers to earn money.

The preserve's name derives from local lore: charcoal makers in the hilly, rocky area would say that a hoof-like mark made in a boulder was the footprint of the Devil.

The charge in dexter base, the cutaway view of a charcoal kiln, refers to Langweiler's more recent history after the Thirty Years' War; Langweiler was then said to be the village of charcoal makers and lumberjacks.