In a guest room of a Hartford television station, a priest waiting to go on the air spilled coffee creamer on the floor.
Strictly speaking, it is simply a medium in which clouds can form a layer of air trapped between the surface of the cold ocean and an inversion layer above formed by hot air spilling out of the high desert.
That would have the paradoxical effect that while Arctic waters are getting warmer, North America experiences much colder snaps such as the present severe weather as a result of Arctic air spilling out from the North Pole and moving south.
Indeed, the car's heater and its electric seat heaters may be the traditional first line of defence against the chill, but occupants can also enlist a rear-seat wind deflector that protects front-seaters from air spilling forward after it trips over the windshield.
A massive winter blizzard on January 3 , 2014throughout the Northeast dumped feet of snow with Arctic air spilling bone-chilling temperatures across at least half of the United States.
To describe an event, release type was assigned in a hierarchic arrangement (fire and explosion, explosion, fire, air, spill, or threatened) according to all release types reported for an event.
Laughter breaks the air, light spills, heads are, of course, thrown back.
It's not much of an effort, but Lehmann parries into the air and spills over the line anyway.
The air now spills out from behind the luscious, floral molding, which was recreated by Architectural Sculpture and Restoration, a Brooklyn firm that specializes in ornamentation.
Cool air occasionally spills over from the Paraguay lowlands into the western Amazon basin and may travel as far north as the Guyana border.
