Sentence examples for a puff of flour from inspiring English sources

An apparent reference in Selina Cartmell's staging are John Doyle's acclaimed recent Sondheims: like Doyle, Cartmell uses visual metaphors to represent repeated stage actions (when characters die, they throw a puff of flour in the air and doff their wigs).

A small puff of flour escaped his lips.

A puff of smoke.

A puff of smoke and rapturous applause.

"It's just a puff of air".

Speech begins with a puff of breath.

In a puff of smoke.

It's not a puff of air.

A puff of curry flavored the air.

In a puff of shapeless smoke.

(Aspirated consonants are sounds accompanied by a puff of breath).