black stuff

Such machines are used to build roads and railways or to dig black stuff out of shallow mines.

The result really looks like ink on paper, because the black stuff is so close to the surface.

The black stuff pouring through Newcastle's port is one of Australia's economic linchpins, making it the world's biggest coal-exporter.

And he proceeded to pour a riverful of the salty black stuff on the china plate, right before my mother's shocked eyes.

The SPR holds 700m barrels of the black stuff in vast underground caverns strung along the Gulf of Mexico.

That may raise the price of "paper barrels" , but not of the black stuff refiners turn into petrol.

Basically, the entire window has been covered by the black stuff, but very bright inside which makes the window not so gloomy.

Mining the black stuff isoften portrayed as heroic, but it's also treacherous and barbaric, withthe cost in human life very high.

If you're selling the black stuff, a higher price equals happier times, right?

You can see that black stuff on the outside, it's called the fusion crust.

Greenland has been searching for the black stuff for decades.

You burn the wood and then you get them into black, the black stuff is charcoal.

It's the black stuff in your nose; some children play with them or even eat them.

pushing the technological boundaries of extracting the black stuff