Sentence examples for a poof of from inspiring English sources

I released a shot and saw it as a poof of smoke two feet above my target.

I found juicy fajitas and even juicier alambres, a stir-fry of meat, green peppers and onions under a poof of melted queso Oaxaca and four folded tortillas.

Kaufman would present this discovery onstage in a poof of magic that used to send a rush of sheer delight — and relief — through the audience.

According to a paper by the cosmologist Stephen Hawking in 1974, they would rapidly evaporate in a poof of radiation and elementary particles, and thus pose no threat.

The travails of Detroit and the economic meltdown seem to disappear in a poof of bonnets and piped-in concertos and an over-the-top sartorial tendency to color-coordinate with one's auto.

She listed the small pieces: main house, shed, summer room, tennis court, pool and, parked in a poof of wild grasses, a garden folly posing as pool house -- an old, 21-foot-long aluminum travel trailer.

This is a poof-of-concept analysis so it should be noted that this data set was not designed for an LCA, therefore, additional medical variables which may predict falling were not available.

But I would point out that I am one, and without a poof none of you would be in work today.'" Warren is survived by his cousin Roy, his loving and devoted friends and his colleagues at Coronation Street, who in later years became like family to him.

Make it so it fills out the cup, like a round poof of whip cream tops a mug of hot chocolate.

"I even bring socks to wear," announced the one with a frizzy poof of hair, erratic makeup and a massive purse spilling its contents into the aisle.

And saying you'll burn calories is an understatement -- they'll practically vanish in a glittery poof of air.[11] It can be done with anything, but a simple example is on the treadmill.