1.   It looked and felt like fine ash, like the kind from charcoal briquettes.

2.   Eric Lamont-Gregory, a research fellow into energy at Oxford, making charcoal briquettes in the garage at his home.

3.   Bank charcoal briquettes on one side of a charcoal grill and let the coals burn until covered with white ash.

4.   Begin by lighting charcoal briquettes or the gas grill.

5.   A local radio nitwit told listeners that he was attempting to heat his powerless home with charcoal briquettes.

6.   A local resident collected about two pounds of fragments, which resemble burnt charcoal briquettes, placed them in plastic bags and stored them in a freezer.

7.   Build fire in smoker with hardwood charcoal briquettes and electric starter.

8.   Charcoal briquettes, which were invented after World War II by automotive entrepreneur Henry Ford, are a matter of preference.

9.   Comets are generally very dark, not unlike charcoal briquettes.