Sentence examples for a small wisp of from inspiring English sources

The first notification anybody ever had of this fire starting was a small wisp of smoke coming up, which you can see on the video.

Only in small nodules on the periphery (presumably where the crystal is growing) small wisps of collagen could be seen in the nodules.

Pipe small wisps of frosting at even intervals around the outer edge of the cake.

There are fine exceptions, of course, books whose pieces are linked not by mere repetition of the protagonist but by genuine artfulness and imaginative necessity: Joan Silber's splendid new "Ideas of Heaven," for example, in which the smallest wisp of one story will, in the next, sometimes blaze to full, unexpected life.

What the...? I Note that a small Wireless ISP (WISP) is one of the companies that are suing the FCC over its Open Internet Order.

Lee Westwood, of course, has been doing it for a lifetime and still without a wisp of a guarantee.

[cartoon id= a13529"] Even in a country of small people, Thar Gyi, as I'll call him, was a wisp of a man, with sleek eyeglasses, tousled hair, and wrists the size of an American third grader's.

With this strategy you'll find your way to the small whole cippolini onions, each wearing a crisp wisp of a casing that speeds you to the inside, which pops juicily in your mouth.

The umpire — Shults, not Smith — instructs a wisp of a batboy not much wider than a Louisville Slugger.

Try a jaunty little walk and crisply flip a wisp of hair out of your face.

Sullivan has built a wisp of a show.