Sentence examples for blue plume from inspiring English sources

That is when the blue plume made its debut.

"The dust, the noise, the occasional blue plume, spots on vehicles and homes.

"I haven't smoked a cigar in I can't tell you how long," Mr. Lhota said, exhaling a blue plume.

The plant said it would keep some low-sulfur coal on hand to burn if the blue plume reappeared.

The words could have come from a science-fiction movie, except that in this story, the blue plume was no mystery and everyone already knows the ending.

At this point, the company is not even in violation of E.P.A. rules, having spent $7 million to fix the blue plume problem, which the company says resulted from two antipollution devices that did not work properly together.

They were followed by the red, white and blue plumes from the Red Arrows Hawk T1 jets.

Today, the blue plumes of one plant he bought, the Pride of Madeira, an exotic originally from the Canary Islands, sway flirtatiously in the Golden Gate wind.

Then the face, a startling mask: "a blood-red wound, a mile-wide smear of jam, to form the gaping, gluttonous cavern of a mouth", eyes ringed round and arched with thick brows, cheeks daubed with red chevrons, topped with a bizarre pyramid of wigs: red mohicans, blue plumes, and orange and green thistle – "half plumber's plunger, half fox's brush".

Ostrich feathers are regarded as high kitsch these days; Kylie sported electric blue plumes on her "Showgirl" tour last year, and Dita Von Teese favours pink for her burlesque shows, but milliners tend to opt for osprey or cock feathers and the general market is all but dead.

They stand at 5-inches tall, with green and blue plumes, and have a rosy colored face.