charcoals

[(1) The division of the Union party into radicals and conservatives, or "charcoals" and "claybanks," originated during the administration of General Frémont.]

Forty-Six Years in the Army John M. Schofield

The fire was just right; the charcoals had a soft orange glow.

Recipe for Love Shamara Ray 2011

Build on that base by blending deeper charcoals in the crease and outer edge of the lid.

Paul Venoit: Smokey Eyes Still Smolder Thousands of Years Later Paul Venoit 2011

Build on that base by blending deeper charcoals in the crease and outer edge of the lid.

Paul Venoit: Smokey Eyes Still Smolder Thousands of Years Later Paul Venoit 2011

There were also many charcoals, grays and blacks backing those blues.

Mary Hall: New York Fashion Week: Nicole Miller's Blue Washed Fall 2011 Collection Mary Hall 2011

Build on that base by blending deeper charcoals in the crease and outer edge of the lid.

Paul Venoit: Smokey Eyes Still Smolder Thousands of Years Later Paul Venoit 2011

Build on that base by blending deeper charcoals in the crease and outer edge of the lid.

Paul Venoit: Smokey Eyes Still Smolder Thousands of Years Later Paul Venoit 2011

The fire was just right; the charcoals had a soft orange glow.

Recipe for Love Shamara Ray 2011

Yet despite her struggle with the elements, Ms. Culp arrives in these expressive oils, charcoals and watercolors at a place of structural clarity and composure while making palpable the rush she feels interacting with nature.

Beyond Laissez-Faire Summer Fare 2010

The room was packed full of art and supplies: canvases, easels, paints, charcoals … some were works in progress, others were on display, and every inch of wall space held a framed image.

Elixir Hilary Duff 2010