"Most of them have been pretty good, with a few clinkers now and again."

His collection of 87 looks had not a clinker in the lot.

"Just how much money did you plan to spend in enforcing your rights to keep Clinker?"

We have ways to shake down your clinkers for you."

The clinkers spill out at the end of the cylinder.

Just for your information, we've picked up Clinker, and he's in police custody.

Many were clinkers but the list of exceptional ones is long and prestigious.

Even the local accent seemed born of clinkers and grit.

The effect of such a clinker can be to double milling costs.

The police jumped to the conclusion those tracks were made by Clinker.

The landmark building got its name from the red clinker bricks with which it is covered.

The clinker is next ground to cement (perhaps after a drying stage).

"Clinker put us next to that long before we sailed from Frisco."

Novelty was only able to complete 10 runs before the fire became completely filled with clinker.

A bed of clinker up to 0.5 m deep moves along the grate.

The assessment of the clinker peak temperature has always been problematic.

Its products include cement, clinker, carbon and other construction materials.

The resulting clinker is ground into a fine powder before being shipped to market.

Clinkers get in the way and clutter things up.

I don't think you need to worry any more about Clinker."

"Why did you tell me that cat was Clinker?"

Moreover, Clinker kept other cats chased out of the neighborhood.

This ground material passes through kilns and comes out in "clinker."

Clinker from the remains of burnt refuse was used to make mortar.

Such a kiln made about 20 tonnes of clinker per day.