Sentence examples similar to billowing swells from inspiring English sources

In his most recent work, he has given up his reliance on the Cartesian grid in favor of softer contours that billow, swell and undulate.

As its romantic score (composed by Nigel Hess and played by Joshua Bell) billows and swells, "Ladies in Lavender" suggests a more level-headed variation of "Humoresque".

Sayles works in vignettes; he gives us a kaleidoscopic view of the anxious and the soreheaded, and he lets the language billow and swell.

There is a strange new reverence for air, for the buffering of kites and the billowing of coats and the murmurations of starlings that swell and shape.

When she planted her knee on the mattress to lean over the man, the mattress gave beneath her, billowing out in liquid undulations, lifting him on its squishy swell.

As the project billows to fantastical and unstable proportions, the novel's social realism swells into magical realism.

(Susan Sarandon joins them amid the billowing curtains).

Billowing!" he exclaimed.

Curtains billowing, the whole lot.

CLA-RENCE!" Music swells.

Angels and cherubs float among billowing clouds.