Sentence examples for billowing to from inspiring English sources

The last great American airline merger A world of trouble ReprintsGas from Tamar is set to start billowing to Israel this year.

The Sun is on the shortlist for its campaign on animal cruelty and its "One Last Chance" front page on April 21, for which the paper erected a Vatican-style chimney on the roof of its Wapping headquarters and sent out red smoke billowing to indicate its endorsement of Labour in the general election.

I knew none of that when I saw as a teenager the film version of the ballet, with Nureyev running towards Juliet's balcony, sleeves billowing, to dance with almost shocking erotic engagement, kissing the hem of Juliet's skirt as she drifted away from him.

He wafted back into his tent with robes billowing to do whatever it is he does in there, and we were driven back to the hotel in a Mercedes to drink mint tea and ask ourselves: "What the fuck was that all about then?" Sign up now to get the best of VICE Canada delivered straight to your inbox.

The years since have shown Kelvin-Helmholtz billows to be nearly everywhere in nature.

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

Even Mark Twain took up the board in 1866, describing it as waiting "for a particularly prodigious billow to come along" and then "whizzing by like a bombshell".

Missyplicity, whose budget has since billowed to $3.7 million, may be another six months away from producing a clone, said Mr. Hawthorne, who is also Missyplicity's project coordinator.

Based on the horizontal background wind of approximately 58 m/s above 92 km averaged throughout the entire observational period (17:00 to 02 00 IST), the travel time for KH billow to reach Gadanki around - 600 km away from Thiruvananthapuram - is 3 ± 1 h.

There were samosas, triangle-shaped delights filled with cumin-flavored potato or ground meat, or pakoras -- vegetables like onions and potatoes drenched in spiced chick pea flour and fried until they billowed to a crisp.

Todd Moss of the Centre for Global Development, a Washington, DC, think-tank, says that investment funds specialising in Africa grew in the 1990s, when a new wind of change seemed to billow, only to vanish as the world economy lost speed.