Sentence examples for blowing cloud from inspiring English sources

The wind, now stronger, was blowing cloud over the back side of the island, which I knew to consist of cliffs plunging three thousand feet down to the seal colony.

Similarly, in 2003, a blowing cloud of snow was mistaken by an employee of the ConocoPhillips Building in Anchorage for an ash plume.

I hiked through the blowing clouds for 20 minutes, and then Faial went through one of its weather changes.

She sends a thankful look at the Indian, who she knows likes her and is sorry for her, and she steps out into the blowing clouds.

I saw test hearing aids being subjected to stresses that were meant to replicate the surprisingly hostile microenvironment of an external auditory canal: baking in an oven suffused with "salt fog"; lengthy exposure to blowing clouds of dustlike talc; submersion for days at the bottom of a metre-tall column of water.

Of course Netflix could stop blowing clouds altogether.

Relief came to Houston with 33 sprayer-equipped trucks blowing clouds of insecticide through the night for 10 days.

For van Gogh, he had many elements that formed his fingerprint or DNA, including pointillism, which gave the feeling of movement of wheat by a breeze on the ground in one direction and a jet-stream blowing clouds in the other direction.

In anticipation and/or simply out of boredom, I thought it would be a good idea to see how this would work in practice – how life might look if we all started blowing clouds around our colleagues, like a kind of steampunk Mad Men – so I brought a vape to the office.

After a dizzy spell, he refused to smoke the cigar, but all he did was hold a cigar, and four studio men lighted cigarettes, and blew cloud of smoke over his head.

The hoovers blew clouds of dust over us.