safety match

It is also used in the heads of safety matches.

A safety match is a small device to make fire safely.

Each passenger can still carry on up to four books of safety matches.

He took out a cigar, bit off the end, then lit it with a safety match.

Suddenly there was another burnt safety match on the glass plate.

The economy of this small town is based on manufacturing safety matches, crackers and agriculture.

It is also a component of modern safety matches.

Today the safety match is the most widely used match in the world.

In 1845 he discovered a process for preparing red phosphorus, a development which led to the invention of the safety match.

The safety match became available to Canadians about mid-century.

You're definitely right about the difference between safety matches and regular matches.

I also asked him to bring me some paper and a fountain pen and a box or so of safety matches.

A matchbox is a box that contains safety matches.

Among the matted pine needles was a half-burned safety match.

Replies: I think you'll find that the chemistry and manufacture of safety matches is fairly complicated.

Agriculture and safety matches both are the major works of kuruvikulam people's.

Your cigarette lighter or your common safety match would draw sniper fire.

Features: weatherproof safety matches which burn with an extra large flame for 12 seconds.

Tapping one out of the pack, he flicked a safety match across the dashboard and lit the end.

The safety match patent included the combination of using red phosphorus and separating it from the stick.

Pasch was granted a patent on the safety match in 1844.

The band performed as The Safety Matches to road test new material.

Ben struck the big safety matches and tossed them on the coals while Lucy supervised.

The safety matches industry is next largest to Sivakasi.

He held out a small black box-like object about the size of a folder of safety matches.